The world is in a great change. In the post epidemic era, how can Eurasian further strengthen cooperation and achieve sustainable development through digitalization and green finance? At the second Budapest Eurasian forum held a few days ago, the participants made a special discussion. The forum was hosted by the National Bank of Hungary in an online way. Government officials, banking and financial experts, scholars and international institutions from Hungary, China, South Korea, Singapore, Turkey and other countries had a heated discussion.
This forum calls on Eurasian countries and regions to unite more closely and promote further opening up. Participants believed that cooperation is crucial to meeting current challenges and ensuring sustainable economic development. Eurasia has great potential and is expected to become an important growth point and innovation center in the world multipolar order in the 21st century. Wu Hongbo, special representative of the Chinese government for European affairs, said that protectionism, unilateralism and bullying are rampant, the undercurrent of anti globalization thinking is surging, the international order has been greatly impacted, and international trade and investment activities have been in a continuous downturn. Asia and Europe, as the continent with the densest population, the widest area and the closest connection in the world, is facing severe challenges brought about by the epidemic. Asia and Europe should cooperate to fight the epidemic, build new consensus, add new impetus, and promote the in-depth development of cooperation in the post epidemic era. Hungary's minister of foreign affairs and foreign economy sialto said that we need to cooperate and remain open, not to protect each other. Eurasian cooperation can not only promote the development of EU regions, but also enhance the competitiveness of products of various countries.
