On July 2, the China Global Economic Governance 50 Forum (CGEG50) held a special closed-door seminar at the People's Bank of China, focusing on "Global Financial Governance". The event was jointly held by the International Department of the People's Bank of China, the Tsinghua University PBC School of Finance (PBCSF), and the National Institute of Financial Research (NIFR). 

Li Bo, deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, made the opening speech. Zhu Jun, director-general of the International Department of the People's Bank of China, delivered a keynote speech on "Hot Issues in International Economic and Financial Governance Reform". Ding Zhijie, director of the Foreign Exchange Research Center of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, delivered a keynote speech on "Reflections on the Capital Account Liberalization and the Cross-border Capital Management". Gao Haihong, director of the Research Center for International Finance of the Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, delivered a keynote speech on "Rethinking the Diversification of the International Monetary System". Huang Haizhou, managing director and member of Managing Committee of China International Capital Corporation (CICC), delivered a keynote speech on "National Capital Structure". Zhu Min, deputy chair of the Tsinghua University National Institute of Financial Research (NIFR), former deputy governor of the People's Bank of China, and former deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), delivered a keynote speech on "The Challenges of Global Financial Market Development to International Financial Theory". 

Concentrating on the development of the global economic governance system, CGEG50 is committed to conducting independent and forward-looking policy research with academic support, and providing solutions for China to better participate in global economic governance. CGEG50 will provide in-depth academic and policy research on but not limited to the global economy and finance, international politics, digital technology and digital economy, climate and environmental change, and public health. By holding meetings and releasing reports. It aims to strengthen international exchanges and enhance mutual understanding and support. The forum will also provide policy advice and solutions for major international organizations, large economies, multinational enterprises and financial institutions. It will foster a more justified, fair, efficient and ordered global economic governance system, promoting globalization and the sustainable and high-quality development of the global economy.