The second World Conference of Classics in Athens has underscored the growing relevance of China-Greece cultural dialogue in addressing today’s global challenges.

Scholars and experts from China, Greece, and other countries gathered to explore how classical wisdom can inform modern issues such as technological change, governance, and ethical development. The conference emphasized equality, mutual respect, and cross-civilizational learning.

Greek scholar Dr. Rodanthi Hatzopoulou noted that both Chinese and Greek civilizations continue to offer valuable insights for contemporary society. She highlighted that themes such as virtue, education, and humanistic values remain essential in navigating the digital age, where artificial intelligence and digital platforms raise new ethical and social questions.

Participants stressed that classical studies are not merely historical reflections but provide practical guidance for modern development, particularly in ensuring that technology remains centered on human dignity and responsibility.

In recent years, China-Greece cultural cooperation has expanded in areas including archaeology, education, heritage protection, and youth exchanges. Observers say this growing partnership demonstrates how ancient civilizations can contribute to building mutual understanding and a more inclusive global future.

Source: People’s Daily