On March 25, the flagship report of the Boao Forum for Asia, the “2025 Annual Report on Asia's Economic Prospects and Integration Process” was released. The report points out that international institutions such as the United Nations, the World Bank, and the International Monetary Fund generally anticipate that the world economy will stabilize or even expand again this year and next two years. According to estimates by the Forum Research Institute, as one of the main engines of the world economy, the growth rate of the Asian economy is expected to increase to 4.5% in 2025, and the total economic share of the world in terms of purchasing power parity will increase to 48.6%. Asian economies such as China, India, Vietnam, the Philippines, Mongolia, Cambodia, and Indonesia will maintain a high growth rate of 5% or more. In terms of trade, the growth rate of Asia's foreign trade in goods has gradually picked up, and trade in services has maintained rapid growth. In particular, China's trade in goods and services has continued to reach record highs. In terms of investment, the dependence of global foreign investment on Asian economies has risen amid fluctuations, reaching around 60% in recent years, while China and ASEAN are still the most attractive Asian economies for foreign investment. In terms of innovation, Asia far surpasses other regions in terms of R&D investment and patent applications, and is increasingly becoming the protagonist of global scientific and technological innovation. Asia is already at the forefront of a new round of industrial revolution.