published 2019-06-18 08:06:59
On June 12th, 2019 Kazakhstan Council on International Relations together with Shanghai International Studies University, Eurasian Studies Institute held bilateral Kazakhstan-China Expert Forum.
The Forum was held under the Chatham house rules format (closed), where leading Kazakh and Chinese scholars, experts and practitioners discussed important political, economic, socio-cultural issues of bilateral relations as well as global geopolitical trends and its aftershocks in Central Asia.
The meeting agenda focused on following topics:
Panel I. US-China rivalry: towards new Cold War? Panel II. Economic cooperation along the Silk Road: from infrastructure to new technology - challenges and opportunities Panel III. Kazakhstan - China: strategic partnership and cost of perception
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