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The frosty Swiss Alps warmed up this week as global leaders gathered at the World Economic Forum in Davos to tackle pressing issues like AI, climate action, and economic resilience. With the theme ‘Rebuilding Trust’, the event became a hub for optimistic dialogue—and Chinese Premier Li Qiang stole the spotlight with a bold vision for China’s role in stabilizing the world economy.
China’s Economic Blueprint
Premier Li doubled down on China’s commitment to ‘high-quality development’, promising more openness to foreign investment and tech collaboration. His speech, peppered with calls for global unity, resonated with CEOs and policymakers seeking stability amid geopolitical turbulence. \"Confidence comes from seeing the bigger picture,\" he declared, hinting at China’s plans to boost green tech and AI innovation.
Global Reactions
Foreign investors gave Li’s proposals a thumbs-up , with many praising China’s push for sustainable growth. On the sidelines, correspondent Guan Xin chatted with execs who called the pledges \"a game-changer for supply chains\" and \"a win for climate tech.\"
While debates over AI ethics and job markets raged on, one thing’s clear: the world is betting on collaboration—and China’s playing a key role. Stay tuned for more updates!
\"Confidence comes from seeing the bigger picture,\" he declared, hinting at China’s plans to boost green tech and AI innovation.
, with many praising China’s push for sustainable growth. On the sidelines, correspondent Guan Xin chatted with execs who called the pledges \"a game-changer for supply chains\" and \"a win for climate tech.\" 
Why China’s Voice Matters at the 2025 World Economic Forum
