'Inspiring decisions' should be realized

A day after Beijing and Brussels held their summit, experts on both sides are urging China and the European Union to hammer out a detailed road map and timetable to achieve the goals they set during Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Europe.

"I hope we can take actions to materialize the inspiring decisions they have made, and the deadline is 2020," Chi Fulin, president of the China Institute of Reform and Development, said at the fifth Europe-China Forum held in Brussels.

"We need to form task forces immediately to identify the tasks to match the EU-China development agenda," Chi said.