China’s Big Plans to Help the World’s Economy Grow 🌏
Hey there! Have you ever wondered how countries work together to make the world a better place? Well, here’s some big news from China!
China’s leader, Premier Li Qiang, has announced that China will work extra hard to make its economy stronger. But guess what? They don’t want to do this alone—they want to help the whole world grow together!
On Sunday and Monday, Premier Li met with important leaders from big international organizations. These were people like Dilma Rousseff from the New Development Bank, Ajay Banga from the World Bank, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala from the World Trade Organization (that’s the WTO), and Kristalina Georgieva from the International Monetary Fund (or IMF for short). They all met in Beijing for a special meeting called the “1+10” Dialogue.
Premier Li said that even though the world is facing some challenges, it’s super important for countries to work together, open up, and help each other out. This way, everyone’s economies can grow and get stronger!
China plans to work closely with these international organizations. For example:
- They want to support the New Development Bank to help countries like those in the BRICS group (that’s Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) and other developing countries.
- They plan to cooperate more with the World Bank to make projects better and help more people.
- They’re supporting the WTO to make global trade fair and help countries trade freely.
- They want to work with the IMF to keep the world’s money systems stable and tackle big issues like climate change.
The leaders from these organizations were really happy to hear this! They praised China for its efforts to boost its economy, improve the business environment, and open up to the world. They believe that by working together with China, they can help make the world a better place.
Isn’t it cool how countries and big organizations can team up to help everyone? Maybe one day, you’ll be part of making the world better too!
Reference(s):
China to further deepen reform comprehensively, open up: premier
cgtn.com
