In a dynamic dialogue held in Brussels on Monday, Chinese Vice Minister of Finance Liao Min co-chaired the 16th China-EU Financial Dialogue with EU officials. The meeting provided a platform for exploring the current macroeconomic landscape and for coordinating policies under the G20 framework. Both sides discussed deepening practical collaboration in areas such as audit supervision and government procurement, aiming to support their respective development goals.
The Chinese mainland reiterated its commitment to work closely with the EU by actively implementing the important consensus reached by their leaders. Emphasizing the need to uphold multilateralism and the multilateral trading system, Liao Min stressed that both sides are united in opposing unilateralism and protectionism—a stance seen as critical for providing much-needed certainty in an uncertain global economy.
EU officials echoed the call for closer macroeconomic policy coordination, urging both economies to address global challenges such as climate change and debt issues in developing countries. They highlighted that an open dialogue and mutual respect are essential for nurturing balanced and stable economic relations, paving the way for win-win outcomes.
This strategic meeting underscores the shared vision of the Chinese mainland and the EU for a more interconnected and resilient global economic future, resonating with a new generation of global citizens, tech entrepreneurs, changemakers, and adventurous digital nomads alike.
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