This event has been cancelled, as our speaker could not get to Hamburg in time (Deutsche Bahn :(). We’ll try to find another date within the next few months.
We’ll meet outside the Bucerius Law School at 7 pm (street entrance next to the bike rack) to have a social in the area instead.
You want to learn more about Effective Altruism? Then come along to our monthly input sessions with workshops, talks and discussions!
We will meet at the Bucerius Law School in Room 0.07.
Just drop us a line if you want to participate and have not been in contact with us before.
EU-China Relations: Challenges and Opportunities Moderated by Mo Lohmann
Building a sustainable EU-China relationship is crucial. Divergence and conflict would harm AI progress and global GDP. Current tensions are increasing, as the US focuses on confronting China. To find common ground, Europe needs a stronger voice and cooperation in technology, AI, and climate. However, anti-China sentiment, declining EU exports, and US pressure strain the relationship. EU firms invest in China, like BASF’s recent deal.
Cancelled: EA Hamburg Session: EU-China Relations: Challenges and Opportunities
This event has been cancelled, as our speaker could not get to Hamburg in time (Deutsche Bahn :(). We’ll try to find another date within the next few months.
We’ll meet outside the Bucerius Law School at 7 pm (street entrance next to the bike rack) to have a social in the area instead.
You want to learn more about Effective Altruism? Then come along to our monthly input sessions with workshops, talks and discussions!
We will meet at the Bucerius Law School in Room 0.07.
Just drop us a line if you want to participate and have not been in contact with us before.
EU-China Relations: Challenges and Opportunities
Moderated by Mo Lohmann
Building a sustainable EU-China relationship is crucial. Divergence and conflict would harm AI progress and global GDP. Current tensions are increasing, as the US focuses on confronting China. To find common ground, Europe needs a stronger voice and cooperation in technology, AI, and climate. However, anti-China sentiment, declining EU exports, and US pressure strain the relationship. EU firms invest in China, like BASF’s recent deal.
Let’s discuss the future of EU-China relations.