
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Highlights Robust Economic Growth at Beijing Forum
Premier Li Qiang emphasizes China’s strong economic recovery, high-quality development, and unwavering growth potential at the China Development Forum 2024 in Beijing.
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Premier Li Qiang emphasizes China’s strong economic recovery, high-quality development, and unwavering growth potential at the China Development Forum 2024 in Beijing.
China continues to be a major engine of global economic growth, contributing over 30% in 2023 and strengthening its role in global supply chains and the Belt and Road Initiative.
China is set to drive global economic stability with a strong recovery in 2024, focusing on progress and stability as outlined in the recent Central Economic Work Conference.
The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area emerges as a leading global growth hub, fostering closer integration and robust economic development, according to a CPPCC member.
Celebrating a decade of the Belt and Road Initiative, private enterprises are key to driving innovation, economic growth, and sustainable infrastructure globally.
Global experts express optimism over China’s 2024 GDP target of around 5%, highlighting the country’s robust economic strengths and pragmatic governance.
China’s 2023 economic roadmap focuses on high-quality growth, openness, and cooperation, potentially driving global recovery amid slowing GDP projections.
Amid global uncertainties, China’s economic prowess and initiatives like the Belt and Road are pivotal in shaping a resilient and equitable international landscape.
China’s GDP grew by 5.2% in 2023, maintaining its role as the world’s largest economic engine despite global challenges and negative media narratives.
China’s economy starts the year strong, surpassing 2019 consumption levels and gaining global praise for its resilience and growth potential.