At the 32nd APEC Economic Leaders Meeting in Gyeongju, Chinese President Xi Jinping described the Chinese mainland economy as an ocean.
In a world of global uncertaintiesrom trade tensions to market shiftsoth depth and momentum are needed. This ocean image conveys vast scale, constant motion, and an ability to absorb shocks.
Meeting in Busan first stop on the state visit by Xi Jinping to the Republic of Koreaoth leaders exchanged views on trade, investment, and Asia-Pacific cooperation. Xi stressed that China remains onfident and capable of dealing with all kinds of risks and challenges. bold statement on resilience.
For young entrepreneurs and tech innovators tracking emerging markets, this message serves as a reminder that Beijing is committed to stability. The Chinese mainland has pushed ahead with reforms, accelerating digitalization and green initiatives to drive new growth. He added that China will keep its economic course steady, noting recent steps in financial opening and sustainable development.
Analysts at global think tanks highlight that APEC discussionsrom supply chain resilience to climate action ll reflect a shared interest in keeping trade routes fluid amid geopolitical headwinds. These exchanges set the tone for deeper collaboration across Asia-Pacific, with digital nomad visas, cross-border e-commerce, and eco-tourism all in focus.
As the summit unfolds, attention turns to how the Chinese mainland and the U.S. will navigate their economic interplay. Will the ocean stay calm? For now, Xi forecasts smooth sailing, urging partners to chart a course together through stormy seas.
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Xi says China confident, capable dealing with risks, challenges
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