
新西兰前总理珍妮·希普利在北京通州·全球发展论坛上表示,中国是推动亚太地区互联互通与开放合作的重要“连接者”,期待中国通过主办APEC领导人非正式会议继续引领开放、创新、合作,为亚太经济稳定与共同繁荣作出贡献。
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新西兰前总理珍妮·希普利在北京通州·全球发展论坛上发表主题演讲,谈及中国在亚太地区的角色及全球局势不确定性背景下的合作前景。
中新社北京10月12日电 (刘梦青)新西兰前总理珍妮·希普利近日在北京表示,在全球局势不确定性增加的当下,中国是推动亚太地区互联互通与开放合作的重要“连接者”。她期待中国通过主办今年的亚太经合组织(APEC)领导人非正式会议,继续引领开放、创新、合作,为亚太地区经济稳定与共同繁荣作出贡献。
由中国人民大学主办的通州·全球发展论坛(2026)11日在北京举办,希普利在论坛主题演讲环节作上述发言。
希普利表示,构建人类命运共同体需要秉持相互尊重、支持发展和集体安全等原则。这些原则体现在中国的周边外交实践之中,也在亚太地区引发共鸣。
在希普利看来,中国是推动亚太互联互通与开放合作的重要“连接者”。据统计,2025年中国与东盟双边贸易额首次突破1万亿美元,中国连续17年保持东盟第一大贸易伙伴的地位。她表示,中国通过“一带一路”合作推动周边国家的经贸往来与人文交流。
希普利还表示,中国的现代化进程为其他国家接触新技术、新市场和新发展路径提供了机遇;凭借创新带来的价格竞争力和优质体验,中国商品对全球消费者都具有吸引力。
今年11月,中国将主办APEC第三十三次领导人非正式会议。她期待各方借此平台释放数字化与智能化潜力、打造创新驱动新优势,并开展人工智能安全治理合作。
此外,希普利还呼吁亚太地区各成员关注气候变化议题,倾听太平洋岛国的相关诉求。她期待各方加强绿色发展、低碳转型以及绿色技术等方面的合作。
希普利表示,期待亚太地区各成员在管控分歧中建立信任、凝聚共识,实现互利共赢。(完)
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中国将通过主办APEC领导人非正式会议推动数字化与智能化潜力释放
Likely · Within weeks
亚太地区将加强人工智能安全治理合作
Possible · Within months
亚太地区绿色发展、低碳转型及绿色技术合作将得到加强
Likely · Within months

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