The 2022 annual meeting of Boao Forum for Asia was successfully concluded on the 22nd. The theme of the annual meeting is "epidemic and the world: jointly promoting global development and building a common future", which has attracted great attention from the international community. Overseas observers believe that under the background of weak world economic recovery and widening development gap, the Boao Forum for Asia is held at the right time to explore good ways to bridge differences and draw a new blueprint for global governance for sustainable development. Building an open world economy Delegates to the Boao Forum for Asia discussed in depth the trend and challenges of the world economy, and believed that all countries should adhere to the construction of an open world economy, strengthen macro policy coordination, maintain the stability of the global industrial chain and supply chain, vigorously promote the recovery of investment and trade, and actively promote green recovery and the development of digital economy. Overseas people spoke highly of this. Omar Rachidi, a professor at ESAD School of business in Spain, said that this year's meeting will cover topics such as political and economic order in the post epidemic era. He thinks there are two main points: first, the shortage of goods and the reduction of services after the outbreak of COVID-19, so that the supply chain and trade relations should be normalized. Second, all countries should maintain good coordination relations to eliminate the negative effects and uncertainties brought about by the Russian Ukrainian conflict. Forrester, chairman of Australia fortesk Metals Group, said that the forum provides an important platform for further strengthening Australia's ties with Asia, and it is also an important part of enterprises' ties with Asian business partners such as China. The success of fortsk Metals Group and Australia's economic development are based on Asia as a powerful engine. Now, these strong trade relations are more conducive to stabilizing the economy than ever before. Kurkani, former president of the Mumbai observer foundation in India, said that seeking common ground while reserving differences and seeking common solutions to global problems is the only way forward, but western countries use various excuses to set obstacles on the road of globalization and global cooperation. If we want to learn from the epidemic, we must accelerate rather than curb globalization and expand rather than reduce globalization. Peng Runnian, senior researcher of Bard College in the United States, said that a multipolar world needs multipolar discussion, Asia needs its own voice, and the Boao Forum for Asia has issued an Asian voice. China's promotion of Asian economic integration and the construction of an open world economy is not only related to economic integration, but also an invitation to jointly build the world. At a time of chaos and confrontation, China's statement is reassuring and gives people confidence. Pay attention to the urgent needs of developing countries COVID-19 has made a significant impact on the achievements of global poverty reduction over the past 10 years. The uneven recovery has intensified global inequality, and the gap between North and South has been expanding. Paying attention to the urgent needs of developing countries is an important content of the forum, which has been recognized by overseas people. Umar Bati, consultant of Pakistan Institute of sustainable development policy, said that over the years, China has been committed to promoting global inclusive development, allowing more and more people to participate in common development and sharing the fruits of economic development among countries, not only for China, but also for the majority of developing countries. Joseph Matthews, a senior professor at beltai International University in Cambodia, said that protectionism and unilateralism are negative energy that destroys the economy of small countries, hinders their development and exacerbates regional poverty. By contrast, China one belt, one road, and the other is to promote green economy. "One belt, one road" has become the road of cooperation, health, recovery and growth of the countries along the line, said Cavins Adehill, an expert on international relations in Kenya. In Kenya, the Kenya China cooperation project has provided employment opportunities for local people and alleviated the economic difficulties caused by the epidemic. One belt, one road, is the United Nations Deputy Secretary General and executive secretary of ESCAP, Akhtar said that without the infrastructure link, the RCEP and the CPTPP can not become a reality. We appreciate China's work in building a "one belt" road. I witnessed one belt, one road achievement, that some countries that were not able to get the funds needed to make progress in infrastructure financing. Promote the formation of a larger and more open market in Asia Win win cooperation is the only way for Asia's development. Overseas people believe that we should seize the opportunity of RCEP's entry into force and the opening of the old fellow railway to promote a more open and big market in Asia and promote a win-win progress in Asia. Hu Yishan, chief consultant of Malaysia Pacific Research Center, said that Southeast Asian countries expect China to provide broader market opportunities in promoting high-quality development, especially in promoting RCEP, continue to play an important role, carry out wider cooperation with Southeast Asian countries, further release the dividends of the world's largest free trade area, and promote unity, cooperation and common prosperity in Asia. Ostrovsky, director of the China social and economic research center of the Far East Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, said that in the past three decades, the focus of the global economy has gradually shifted to Asia. Asia has great growth potential. RCEP will provide impetus for regional and Global trade and promote global economic recovery after the epidemic, while Boao Forum for Asia will promote cooperation among countries in the region under this framework. Former Deputy Prime Minister Suraj shatiantai of Thailand said that Asia is the engine of world economic growth and is crucial to the recovery of the world economy. Under the epidemic, the development of Asian economies may not be synchronized. Therefore, only through unity and cooperation can we promote Asian economic integration and inject impetus into world economic growth. (Xinhua News Agency)