Dynamic Asia contributes to increasing prosperity and stability

As part of Horasis Asia Meeting 2018 activities, on 25 Nov, a plenary session - Asian Dynamism - was held at Binh Duong Provincial Convention and Exhibition Center. Participants were Tran Van Nam, Member of Party Central Committee, Secretary of Provincial Party Committee, Head of Provincial National Assembly delegation; Tran Thanh Liem, Deputy Secretary of Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of Provincial People's Committee; Frank-Jurgen Richter, President of Horasis.

Delegates attend the opening session of Asian Dynamism plenum.

Harshavardhan Neotia, Chairman of Ambuja Neotia Group cum Chairman of AIMA (India), said:" It's time we step up to look for strategies and cooperation, not a competition with each other, and need more dialogues to understand each other. I believe that, with emerging markets and half the world's population now in Asia, we need to work together; there should be leaders of countries, a leadership system to run, a common statement, a geopolitical structure for Asia”.

Pranjal Sharma, BusinessWorld editor (India) - who chaired the meeting – said we needed to have an Asia framework for cooperation; Wang Dong, General Secretary of The Pangoal Institution (China), said that the forum needed more multilateral cooperation relations. We will make a miracle with a growing middle class if we have social networks.

To the question posed by Pranjal Sharma to speakers: In order for Asia's new dynamics to reach its full potential, increase prosperity and stability, what we need to do together is to create Asia? According to Truong Gia Binh, Chairman of FPT Group (Vietnam), we need to connect capital sources, skills, and governments, let e-commerce go across borders".

At the meeting, Wang Dong introduced the background of the increasing role of Asia. In his view, Asia is shifting to dynamism. He mentioned the importance of geopolitics - the issue of which Asia is concerned, or the risk of trade wars. He pointed out how long the trade war between the United States and China would be and how it would affect the Asian economy. According to him, in the future, Asia would be the center of the world.

At the meeting, Pranjal Sharma also reviewed the main content of speakers and confirmed that the meeting was effective. The speakers' ideas and solutions were for a common goal of building Asia into a dynamic, inclusive, sustainable development.

Reported by Phuong Le – Translated by Ngoc Huynh