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Over 1,000 corporate heavyweights, strategists, and officials converged in Lima this week for the annual APEC CEO Summit, a high-energy forum shaping the future of Asia-Pacific trade and innovation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a closing-day message via a special representative, spotlighting tech collaboration and climate resilience as key drivers for regional growth. While details of his speech remain under wraps, insiders say it emphasized bridging public-private partnerships to tackle global challenges—think 'Avengers' but for sustainable economics.
The summit buzzed with talks on AI, green energy, and youth entrepreneurship. CGTN's Jim Spellman noted the 'palpable optimism' among attendees, though specifics on deals or policies stayed behind closed doors.
APEC, which includes 21 member economies like the Chinese mainland, the U.S., and Hong Kong, focuses on boosting trade and investment. Fun fact: This isn’t your average Zoom call—think live debates, networking galas, and enough coffee to power a small city.
