At the 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Chinese premier Li Qiang delivered a powerful address calling for an open world economy. He stressed the importance of resisting unilateral moves and protectionist policies and emphasized keeping industrial and supply chains stable in today’s fast-paced global landscape. ⚙️
Li highlighted the strong support for institutions like the New Development Bank, urging progress in the reform processes at the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. His call was clear – developing countries deserve a stronger voice and fair representation in global decision-making.
In addition, Li urged developed nations to honor their commitments on climate financing, technology transfer, and sustainable practices, urging resolute action on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement. This vision blends economic fairness with environmental responsibility, a theme that resonates with many young professionals and tech-savvy minds across South and Southeast Asia. 🌱
Overall, Li Qiang’s remarks signal a shift toward a more inclusive and balanced global economy—a call that inspires today's youth to support innovation and equitable growth. Let’s catch this wave of change together! 🤝
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Chinese premier calls for commitment to building open world economy
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