Chinese Premier Li Qiang has doubled down on the resilience of the Chinese economy, declaring it fully capable of weathering external challenges while pledging stronger support for businesses expanding overseas. 🌍💡
During a meeting with representatives from major Chinese enterprises in Brazil—including Bank of China, Great Wall Motor, and tech giants like Dahua Technology—Li highlighted the economy’s ‘sustained and positive momentum’ despite global headwinds. 📈
‘The first half of this year showcased China’s economic resilience, with booming domestic demand and innovation driving growth,’ Li said. He emphasized plans to boost policy consultation, financial support, and security measures for companies operating abroad, aiming to ‘create a better environment for global expansion.’ 🚀
With rising protectionism and trade barriers worldwide, Li urged firms to adapt by building stronger brands and leveraging Brazil as a gateway to Latin America. 🌎 He also stressed compliance with local laws and cultural practices, urging businesses to ‘forge a responsible image’ while expanding.
Enterprise reps echoed Li’s vision, vowing to deepen cooperation in sectors like energy, agriculture, and tech innovation to strengthen China’s economic ties with Brazil and beyond. 🤝
