Join us for an insightful seminar exploring China's economic trajectory in 2026, the pivotal opening year of the "15th Five-Year Plan" period. As the world's second-largest economy accelerates its transition toward high-quality development, staying informed about its new growth drivers is critical for businesses, investors, and policymakers.

Tuuli Koivu, Chief Economist at Nordea, will provide an in-depth analysis of China's economic outlook, focusing on key issues such as:

• Global outlook and China's role in the world economy
• China's growth outlook in 2026
• What's new in the five year plan?
• How does China look like from the European perspective?

Agenda

08:00-08:30 Check-in

08:30-08:35 Opening Speech

08:35-09:35 Presentation

09:35-10:00 Q&A and Networking

Date

Thursday, March 19, 2026

Time

08:00-10:00 at Beijing Time

Price

Member Ticket RMB 150

Non-member Ticket RMB 260

Language

English

Venue

MOI Restaurant， Inside Dangdai MOMA, Xiangheyuan North Street, Dongzhimen Subdistrict, Dongcheng District (West of Man Lan Hotel, next to Broadway Cinema)

MOI 芬兰餐厅 北京市东城区东直门街道香河园北街当代MOMA内（蔓兰酒店西侧，百老汇电影院旁边）

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