Danish Business Leaders See Opportunities in China's 15th Five-Year Plan

Danish business leaders see strong opportunities in China's 15th Five-Year Plan.

This development points to growing research and job prospects across the Nordic region.

It matters for Chinese professionals, researchers, and students in Sweden and Denmark.

Key sectors include clean energy, healthcare, life sciences, and artificial intelligence.

Former diplomats and industry experts gathered in Klampenborg, Denmark, on Wednesday.

The Chinese Embassy, Asia House, and a business forum co-organized the meeting.

Former Danish Ambassador Friis Arne Petersen spoke at the meeting.

He highlighted opportunities in artificial intelligence, agriculture, environmental protection, and pharmaceuticals.

Former diplomat Ove Ullerup noted the joint green work program launched in 2023.

Peter Dige Thagesen represented the Confederation of Danish Industry.

He stated that Danish strengths in wind power align with China's priorities.

He also noted opportunities in food production, life sciences, and green shipping.

A survey showed Danish firms want to maintain trade with China.

They also aim to reduce dependence in critical areas.

Hans Henrik Pontoppidan of the Danish-Chinese Business Forum suggested new R&D partnerships.

He focused on joint research in the healthcare sector.

Chinese Ambassador Wang Xuefeng said China's plan emphasizes tech and green transition.

This opens broad possibilities for Nordic and international partners.

Xinhua reported the story on November 12.