Foreign students in China asked about mutual trade
In China, during the second Belt and Road Forum on People-to-People Connectivity, foreign students from different countries were asked about their trade preferences. According to ECNS, the event brought together more than 150 guests from over 20 countries.
Forum participants
The forum was organized by the Western Returned Scholars Association — an association of Chinese scholars who returned from abroad. It was the second forum within the Belt and Road Initiative dedicated to people-to-people connectivity.
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Two questions
Students from different countries were asked what they would like to buy in China. They were also invited to say which goods, in their opinion, China should buy in their countries.
The ECNS video report is devoted to the students’ answers and their expectations regarding bilateral trade within the Belt and Road Initiative.
