In-person course 546v2n

Knowing China II 5o5429

30 november 2018 3i4a58

Today, China occupies a leading position in the global geopolitical scenario. In forty years, the country has lifted 750 million people out of poverty. In the 1970s, it was a rural economy. It took a leap from the industrial to the innovation economy, and, currently, cloud computing, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things have a direct impact on the lives of the Chinese population. 1i5h16

Brazil is among a select group of countries that have a trade surplus with China, with yearly revenues of USD 64 billion.

The course Knowing China, organized by CEBRI and the American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil (Amcham-Brasil), deepens the discussions on Brazil-China relations, the unfolding of the trade war with the United States, and the Asian power’s investments in technology, infrastructure and innovation. These aspects are analyzed from different perspectives - political, cultural and economic - by consultants, academics and market professionals.

 

Program:

  • Political and Cultural aspects of China
  • China’s perspective on trade war
  • China in figures
  • Who is and what moves the Chinese investor?
  • Brazil-China relations
DURATION: 5r5mj

9 hours

hip options: 49545l

In-person, São Paulo

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Today, China occupies a leading position in the global geopolitical scenario. In forty years, the country has lifted 750 million people out of poverty. In the 1970s, it was a rural economy. It took a leap from the industrial to the innovation economy, and, currently, cloud computing, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things have a direct impact on the lives of the Chinese population.

Brazil is among a select group of countries that have a trade surplus with China, with yearly revenues of USD 64 billion.

The course Knowing China, organized by CEBRI and the American Chamber of Commerce for Brazil (Amcham-Brasil), deepens the discussions on Brazil-China relations, the unfolding of the trade war with the United States, and the Asian power’s investments in technology, infrastructure and innovation. These aspects are analyzed from different perspectives - political, cultural and economic - by consultants, academics and market professionals.

 

Program:

  • Political and Cultural aspects of China
  • China’s perspective on trade war
  • China in figures
  • Who is and what moves the Chinese investor?
  • Brazil-China relations

Speakers 4i6j1n

Augusto Castro 5l3e3g
Advisor to the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs 3t1c3w

Fabiana D’Atri 2s552
Coordinating Economist at Banco Bradesco 5y3a1m

Janaína Camara da Silveira 6ou1
Journalist, Master in Economics and Founder of Radar China 1y3d2u

Larissa Wachholz 3u5k3i
Senior Fellow 2uf1d

Partner at Vallya

Leandro Rothmuller 155v2f
Senior Fellow 2uf1d

PROGRAM COURSES 4s4r19

BRAZIL'S LEADINGINTERNATIONAL RELATIONS THINK TANK 1e3h57

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