Chinese Premier Li Qiang delivered a bold message to enterprises during a high-stakes symposium in Indonesia: China is fully prepared to tackle global economic turbulence. Speaking to major companies like Huawei, SAIC Motor, and TCL, Li emphasized the country’s ‘strong resilience’ amid rising trade barriers and supply chain disruptions. 💪
Economic Resilience in Action
Despite what Li called a ‘severely impacted’ international trade order, China’s economy has shown steady recovery in 2024, with foreign trade leading the charge. The premier revealed plans for unconventional policy tools and aggressive fiscal measures to stabilize growth, signaling Beijing’s readiness to adapt to evolving challenges. 📊
ASEAN Expansion on the Horizon
Li urged Chinese firms to deepen ties in Indonesia and across Southeast Asia, calling them ‘friendly ambassadors’ for cross-border collaboration. Companies pledged to boost investment in green energy, tech innovation, and regional supply chains—key areas aligning with ASEAN’s growth priorities. 🌱🔗
Businesses Double Down
Executives at the summit echoed Li’s confidence, vowing to leverage China’s policy support to expand overseas markets. ‘We’re turning challenges into opportunities,’ said one attendee, highlighting plans to strengthen partnerships in Indonesia’s booming digital and infrastructure sectors. 🚀
