China’s tech ambition and the hydrogen bet
open to autarky: China’s coming 5-year plan
China Policy and Asia Society Australia have joined forces to bring ‘China executive briefings’, a mix of briefing papers and events, to a wide audience.
Unencumbered by the event-driven news cycle, the series opens a window for business, governments, media groups and scholars on the China Policy evidence-based approach that explores the fine grain of Beijing’s policy trajectory.
In case you missed the briefs so far, we link above to the latest one on scitech policy, and particularly China’s hydrogen bet, and to the earlier one looking forward at what to expect during the 5-year plan. Head to our new portal at Asia Society Australia to watch May’s scitech panel discussion ‘Tech Cooperation or Decoupling?’.
Next up, in September, will be a focus on trade, not least burgeoning e-commerce models, followed by an examination of energy policy in November, ahead of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 26) in Glasgow. Watch out for our upcoming live events (15:00hrs Sydney time).
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Asia Society Australia is Australia’s leading national centre for engagement with Asia, with a centre in Melbourne and an office in Sydney. It is a not-for-profit, non-governmental and non-political organisation empowered by leading Australian and regional business, government, education and cultural institutions. Asia Society Australia is a centre of Asia Society – a preeminent global non-profit organisation dedicated to Asia, founded in 1956 by John D. Rockefeller 3rd, with centres in New York, Hong Kong, Houston, Los Angeles, Manila, Melbourne, Mumbai, San Francisco, Seoul, Sydney, Tokyo, Washington, DC and Zurich.