The 2025 Financial Street Forum Concludes with Promising Outcomes for Global Economy

Annual Financial Street Forum 2025 Wraps Up with Success

The Annual Financial Street Forum 2025 concluded successfully on November 5, 2025, in Beijing. This year's conference focused on the theme of international economic resilience and cooperation amidst global changes. Global leaders, investors, and financial experts gathered to share insights and strategies for fostering sustainable growth and dynamic economic partnerships.

During the event, key speakers highlighted the importance of adapting to the shifting global investment landscape. Axel van Trotsenburg, Managing Director of the World Bank, emphasized the ultimate goal of helping nations build economies capable of driving growth and job creation. He outlined the World Bank's commitment to investing in infrastructure and supporting regulatory reforms aimed at dismantling trade barriers and enhancing regional integration.

In addition, Miao Jianmin, Chairman of China Merchants Group, underscored that the development of international commerce relies heavily on the integration of financial regulations and empowering innovation. He advocated for global financial strength to advance alongside real economic growth and technological progress, aiming to create a more inclusive financial system that offers robust support to businesses negotiating in the global arena.

Zhang Xiangchen, Deputy Director-General of the World Trade Organization, pointed out that attention must be directed towards the needs of developing countries to promote their integration into global value chains through collaborative investment and economic cooperation.

Zhou Xiaochuan, former Governor of the People's Bank of China, raised concerns about the delicate balance central banks must maintain among financial stability, economic growth, and employment growth when managing inflation. He also highlighted that emerging markets should remain attentive to external economic balances.

The conference featured more than 38 high-profile thematic events that attracted over 400 participants from over 30 nations and regions, including officials, representatives from international organizations, financial institutions, and academics. Beijing Mayor Yin Yong noted the event's significant achievements during his closing remarks. Several key institutions were introduced, numerous international cooperation agreements were signed, and over 100 key results were disclosed. Additionally, more than 300 high-quality enterprises engaged in in-depth discussions with over 100 investment institutions.

The forum served not only as a platform for exchanging ideas but also as a stepping stone towards fostering stronger economic ties globally. The implementation of new measures and collaborative efforts discussed will pave the way for enhanced economic partnerships, promoting a healthier global economic environment. The importance of financial policies was reiterated, recognizing their role as a 'barometer' for economic health.

The event also included five overseas sub-forums covering regions such as Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and North America, exemplifying the forum's commitment to fostering a wide-reaching dialogue on global financial challenges and opportunities.

As participants left the forum, a sense of optimism prevailed regarding the potential for long-term international cooperation that could yield substantial economic benefits across the globe. With the outcomes of the 2025 Financial Street Forum, stakeholders are equipped with concrete strategies and insights that can lead to sustained economic development and greater resilience in an ever-changing world.