US EditionLi Qiang Says China Will Be Consumption Power at ‘Summer Davos’: as It Happened
- Chinese Premier Li Qiang stated that supply chains face fragmentation due to declining cross-border investment amid US tariffs, according to Xinhua.
- Li expressed that the international economic and trade landscape is undergoing profound change during his address at the Summer Davos meeting.
- He emphasized Beijing's willingness to help with global economic challenges and expressed confidence in sustaining economic growth.
- Li noted that the Global South is rising rapidly in the current economic climate.
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China’s Prime Minister, Li Qiang, announced on Wednesday, June 25, that his country will succeed in transforming itself into a “great consumer power” but without giving up its “solid industrial base,” while assuring that the Asian giant will “open its doors even more to the world” in a context of growing geoeconomic fragmentation. “The reverse in economic globalization will not undo the road; it will only open up a new one. We will continue to i…
Supply chains face fragmentation, cross-border investment declining: Chinese Premier Li
International economic and trade landscape 'undergoing a profound change,' Li Qiang says at 16th annual meeting of 'New Champions,' also known as Summer Davos, in northern China's Tianjin city - Anadolu Ajansı
Summer Davos concludes, highlighting China's critical role on global stage
The 15th Annual Meeting of the New Champions (AMNC24), also known as the Summer Davos, wrapped up on Thursday with officials, economists and business leaders from around the world concluding their three-day discussion covering topics spanning from technology, economics and geopolitics and highlighting China's key role in driving the global economic growth.
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