"Sector Dialogues" - Recording of Webinar #1 with PANG Guanglian on "China’s chemicals sector today - between overcapacities, innovative ingenuity and decarbonization responsibility"
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March 2026 | CMG has launched a new thread of webinars, “Sector Dialogues” (行业对话), designed to spotlight key sectors shaping China’s economic landscape. Through this initiative, we aim to curate relevant and practical discussions with industry representatives on a wide range of topics—from market and policy trends to the evolving role of foreign businesses, geopolitical considerations, and overall sector sentiment.
The webinars kicked off with a focus on China’s chemicals sector today -between overcapacities, innovative ingenuity and decarbonization responsibility. We were glad to host Mr. PANG Guanglian, Executive Board Member, Vice Secretary-General, China Petroleum and Chemical Industry Federation (CPCIF).
Mr. Pang has been a key promoter of the internationalization and sustainable development of China’s chemical industry, advocating for green supply chains, circular economy, the new plastics economy, and responsible care. He has provided policy research and recommendations to Chinese agencies including NDRC, MIIT, and SASAC, and has initiated and led major international conferences such as CPCIC, the Asian Downstream Technology & Markets Conference, the Sanya International Energy Forum, and the Sino-Foreign Petrochemical CEO Roundtable.
This webinar explored key topics such as:
chemical market in China and foreign players
market governance and regulatory
innovations in the chemicals sector
“Made in China 2025” industrial policy initiative
China’s Chemicals Sector in the 15th Five-Year Plan
decarbonization
challenges and opportunities in the next 10 years
We will continue the series with more insights into China’s key sectors. Stay tuned for our next “Sector Dialogues” webinar and join us as we explore opportunities, challenges, and trends shaping the Chinese economy.
Mr. PANG Guanglian: 庞广廉; https://www.cpcic.org/Data/View/3987
Watch the webinar recording here: