The "China Day" event of the Euro Financial Week focuses on new cooperation opportunities.

The "China Day" event of the Euro Finance Week 2025 was held in Frankfurt, Germany on the 17th. Chinese and German representatives believe that amid rising global economic uncertainties, maintaining open dialogue and deepening practical cooperation between China and Germany is not only significant for the economic development of both countries, but also crucial for providing key support for global economic and financial stability. Sabine Mauderer, Deputy President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, said that Germany and China have important cooperation foundations in addressing climate risks, promoting green finance development, and maintaining financial stability. At the same time, the two countries should uphold the multilateral trading system and fair competition through policy dialogue and cooperation. Consul General of China in Frankfurt, Huang Yeyang, expressed that amidst increased fluctuations in the international environment, the steady development of Sino-German relations is due to both sides maintaining a high level of mutual understanding at all levels, deepening cooperation in the financial and other professional fields, and having long-term compatible development concepts.