China Goes Global: Inside U.S.-China Trade and Tech Competition at The Carter Center
May 1 at 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
The Carter Center’s China Focus series returns with a timely discussion on the future of U.S.-China economic relations, bringing together business leaders, policy experts, and academics to unpack one of the most consequential global relationships shaping trade, technology, and supply chains today.
Headlining the event is Ping Ni, president of Wanxiang America and vice chair of the China General Chamber of Commerce USA, who will offer insights grounded in decades of experience at the intersection of U.S.-China business. The program also features two panel discussions. The first examines the challenges of sustaining productive coexistence between the two powers, while teh second turns to the practical decisions facing U.S. and Chinese companies navigating uncertainty, shifting regulations, and evolving geopolitical pressures.
Speakers include representatives from major corporations, research institutions, and global consulting firms, offering a range of perspectives on trade strategy, market access, and the future of cross-border collaboration. Held at The Carter Center in Atlanta, the event reflects ongoing efforts to foster dialogue and understanding around U.S.-China relations at a moment when economic competition and cooperation remain deeply intertwined.
