Committee of 100 Paul Cheung 2025: Navigating the US-China Divide
Paul Cheung takes the helm of the Committee of 100 in 2025. Discover his strategy for US-China relations and addressing anti-Asian hate.
They've shaken hands, but their fists remain clenched. As the geopolitical rivalry between the United States and China intensifies, a pivotal shift in leadership is taking place within the diaspora community. Paul Cheung was recently named president of the Committee of 100, stepping into the spotlight at a critical juncture for bilateral relations.
Committee of 100 Paul Cheung and the 2025 Strategy
In an exclusive 'Open Questions' interview, Cheung laid out his vision for the non-profit organization. He's focusing on two main pillars: combating the rise of anti-Asian hate in the U.S. and bridging the communication gap between the world's two largest economic powers. Since its founding in 1989, the Committee of 100 has served as a powerful collective of influential Chinese-Americans from business, government, and the arts.
Addressing Hate and Geopolitical Tension
Cheung's leadership comes as the community faces unprecedented scrutiny. The rise in anti-Asian sentiment isn't just a social issue; it's deeply intertwined with the Washington-Beijing friction. The organization aims to ensure that Chinese-Americans aren't caught in the crossfire of national security debates, advocating for policies that promote inclusion while facilitating constructive bilateral exchanges.
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