Switzerland-Davos/Chinese VP
Davos, Switzerland - Jan 23, 2019 (Pool - No access Chinese mainland/Switzerland/No archive)
1. Various of Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman of World Economic Forum shaking hands with Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan; Wang walking to podium
2. Various of Wang giving speech
3. Wang shaking hands with Schwab after speech, attendees applauding
4. Various of Schwab asking questions, Wang answering
5. Wang, Schwab leaving stage
Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan on Wednesday called on countries to work together to shape the global architecture in the age of the fourth industrial revolution with the vision to create a better future for all mankind.
While addressing the ongoing 2019 annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Wang said it is imperative to respect national sovereignty and refrain from seeking technological hegemony and interfering in other countries' domestic affairs.
He called for efforts to uphold multilateralism and jointly build a system of rules for technology and new international cooperation framework featuring peace, security, democracy, transparency, inclusiveness and mutual benefit, so that all people can gain from technological innovation.
Pointing out that new technologies bring opportunities and also create risks and challenges, Wang said that countries need to uphold the security of all mankind and need to improve policy environment and promote social prosperity and stability.
All countries need to explore the adoption of relevant rules and standards in a phased way, while leaving broad space for the dissemination and application of scientific discovery and technological innovation, he said.
Wang also called for accommodating in a balanced manner the interests of all countries, especially those of emerging market and developing countries.
Anyone should not ask the whole world to address only the security concern and comply only with the standards of developed countries or individual countries, he said.
This year's Davos forum gathers global elites to discuss "Globalization 4.0," a buzzword that means a new wave of globalization in a digital world. More than 60 heads of state or government, 40 international organization heads and 1,700 business leaders attended the event.
Switzerland-Davos/Chinese VP
Dateline : Jan 23, 2019
Location : Davos,Switzerland
Duration : 1'09
Davos, Switzerland - Jan 23, 2019 (Pool - No access Chinese mainland/Switzerland/No archive)
1. Various of Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman of World Economic Forum shaking hands with Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan; Wang walking to podium
2. Various of Wang giving speech
3. Wang shaking hands with Schwab after speech, attendees applauding
4. Various of Schwab asking questions, Wang answering
5. Wang, Schwab leaving stage
Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan on Wednesday called on countries to work together to shape the global architecture in the age of the fourth industrial revolution with the vision to create a better future for all mankind.
While addressing the ongoing 2019 annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Wang said it is imperative to respect national sovereignty and refrain from seeking technological hegemony and interfering in other countries' domestic affairs.
He called for efforts to uphold multilateralism and jointly build a system of rules for technology and new international cooperation framework featuring peace, security, democracy, transparency, inclusiveness and mutual benefit, so that all people can gain from technological innovation.
Pointing out that new technologies bring opportunities and also create risks and challenges, Wang said that countries need to uphold the security of all mankind and need to improve policy environment and promote social prosperity and stability.
All countries need to explore the adoption of relevant rules and standards in a phased way, while leaving broad space for the dissemination and application of scientific discovery and technological innovation, he said.
Wang also called for accommodating in a balanced manner the interests of all countries, especially those of emerging market and developing countries.
Anyone should not ask the whole world to address only the security concern and comply only with the standards of developed countries or individual countries, he said.
This year's Davos forum gathers global elites to discuss "Globalization 4.0," a buzzword that means a new wave of globalization in a digital world. More than 60 heads of state or government, 40 international organization heads and 1,700 business leaders attended the event.
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Published : 2019-01-24 02:20
Last Modified : 2019-01-24 18:25:00
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