SIES Jointly Sponsored and Organized the International Video Conference on “How to Move the China-Europe Relations out of Difficulties ”

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On the afternoon of March 15th, 2022, the Shanghai Institute for European Studies (SIES) and the Shanghai Institutes for International studies (SIIS) jointly sponsored and organized the International Video Conference on the topic of “How to Move the China-Europe Relations out of  difficulties”. President Chen Dongxiao of the Shanghai Institutes for International Studies made the opening remarks for this conference and President Xu Mingqi of the Shanghai Institute for European Studies made the concluding remarks. The European participants of this conference were: Mr. Daniel Gros, Director of the Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Mr. Angela Stanzel and Ms. Nadine Godehardt of the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), Mr. Mathieu Duchâtel, Director of the Asian Studies Program of the Institut Montaigne in France, and Mr. Marton Ugrosdy, President of the Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (IFAT) in Hungary. The Chinese participants of this conference were: Prof. Zhang Yinghong and Dr. Long Jing, Director and Deputy Director of the European Studies Institute of the SIIS, Prof. Men Jing, Director of the Center for European Studies of the East China Normal University, Prof. Xin Hua, Director of the Center for European Union Studies of the Shanghai International Studies University, President Xu Mingqi of the Shanghai Institute for European Studies (SIES), and Dr. Yang Haifeng, Secretary-General of the SIES. On this conference, both Chinese and European scholars explained and discussed the barriers and difficulties confronting the China-Europe relations at the present, from Chinese and European perspectives respectively. They also evaluated the feasibility of some approaches that may pull the China-Europe relations out of the existing dilemmas. Furthermore, they took In-depth discussions over the topics related to the current Russia-Ukraine conflicts and their influences on the security situations in Europe and the China-Europe relations.