China is doubling down on economic reforms and international cooperation to fuel growth at home and abroad, Premier Li Qiang announced during high-profile meetings with global financial leaders in Beijing this week.
At the \"1+10\" Dialogue, Premier Li emphasized China's commitment to expanding domestic demand, deepening reforms, and strengthening ties with organizations like the World Bank and IMF. \"Market confidence is rising,\" he said, citing recent policy upgrades aimed at stabilizing the economy.
The Premier highlighted plans to collaborate with the New Development Bank on projects in BRICS and developing nations, while also backing WTO reforms to protect free trade. \"Only through openness can we revive the global economy,\" Li stated, positioning China as a key player in tackling climate change and financial instability.
Leaders from the World Bank, IMF, and WTO praised China's \"remarkable results\" in driving growth and multilateralism. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (WTO) called Beijing's efforts \"a shot of confidence for emerging markets,\" mirroring global enthusiasm for China's reform roadmap.
\"Only through openness can we revive the global economy,\" Li stated, positioning China as a key player in tackling climate change and financial instability.
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