McKinsey CEO Dominic Barton talked about "The Belt and Road": a real sense of globalization



LONDON, April 27 - McKinsey Global CEO Dominic Barton has been interviewed by the People's Network reporter in London on the occasion of the opening of the International Cooperation Summit Forum.

The president first expressed his love for the Silk Road, which he considered to be a very important period in human history and was the most important trade channel in the world. The Silk Road reminds us that mankind is always engaged in trade and communication, especially between the East and the West. And the Silk Road also represents many other meanings, such as the idea of ​​sharing culture, philosophy, scientific development and professionalism, so in his view this is the first true paradigm of globalization.

For the "The Belt and Road Initiative", Mr. Barton appreciates China's vigorous implementation because it will bring great economic development and play a very important role in the world. It will bring economic development benefits and large development opportunities for the surrounding countries, such as Pakistan, Kyrgyzstan, etc., all of which will benefit: the infrastructure will be built, the middle class will appear ... ... even allow Afghanistan to benefit. Create jobs and get people out of poverty. And Saudi Arabia is also deepening relations with China, in this way to reach a co-operation.

Mr. Barton predicted that this region's GDP will account for at least 60% of world GDP.

In the world, the International Monetary Fund is constantly reducing its expectations for economic growth, basically once a month. The world needs to develop, and he believes that China is now in the position: "We have the opportunity to develop, we make points together." This is a China-led action, all parties have the opportunity to participate, and China will do its best to assist the parties. This is a very important opportunity for world development.

Mr. Barton personally predicted that the world should develop faster than the current speed. It is similar to China's move to help achieve this goal, so that the parties profit, so he thinks the move is very bold, very historical features, but also very modern.

Mr. Barton expressed his enthusiastic support for the "The Belt and Road Initiative", from two years ago to the China Development Forum, as well as with the partners on YouTube published on the importance of this topic speech, and the government to communicate The He said he was very happy to do more work for this.


Mr. Barton expressed his enthusiastic support for the "The Belt and Road Initiative", from the China Development Forum two years ago to talking this topic with partners on YouTube, and communicating with the government. He said he was very happy to do more work for this.

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