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[CGTN] China’s urbanization policy & its relationship to climate change
Lifestyle changes could be the most difficult. Implementing it tends to face public resistance. But urbanization, one of China's primary economic policies, helps along the fight. The main focus of urbanization is to elevate citizens' standard of living.
January 26 , 2021 -
[China Daily] Chinese vaccines help countries battle COVID
In line with the WHO's advocacy, China has spared no effort to work with the international community to contribute toward equitable distribution and use of COVID-19 vaccines around the world and to help defeat the pandemic.
January 25 , 2021 -
China Daily: Opening-up efforts set to bear new fruit
The joining of the CPTPP, just like the RCEP, will further spur domestic reform and open the country wider to foreign investment. It will also enable the nation to set its sights on global standards in areas such as goods, services and investment and narrow the gaps.
January 05 , 2021 -
Global Times | No radical change in Chinese migration trend despite pandemic
China's overall international migration trend won't see a radical change despite the COVID-19 pandemic and increasingly harsh environment, said analysts, after a Chinese think tank released a report on Tuesday saying that Chinese migration has grown steadily in recent years.
December 23 , 2020 -
WCES projects post-pandemic recovery and sustainable development
Global cooperation and renewed commitment to multilateralism are needed to restart the global economy while securing public health amid the pandemic, according to government and industry leaders attending an international forum.Key speakers at the 2020 World Chinese Economic Summit (WCES) held Dec 21 also stressed China's key role in rebuilding the global economy, noting not only its success in combatting COVID-19 but also its commitment to help other developing economies."As a key proponent of the multilateral trading system, China has been a voice of reason and moderation throughout this crisis, calling for countries to ensure that emergency measures introduced to mitigate the risk associated with the pandemic did not disproportionally affect trade and investment flows," Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Mohd Yassin said in the opening keynote session.Muhyiddin said Malaysia resonates strongly with China's vocal views that the COVID-19 outbreak should not be used as an excuse to enforce insularity and inward-looking policies. He added that Southeast Asia's third biggest economy will continue to believe in "free, fair and open" trade and investment.He also called on the world to observe fundamental rules governing global trade and exchanges without impediments of protectionism and unilateralism.It is of utmost importance that governments continue to remain true to fundamental philosophies and rules that govern international trade, which in turn provide certainty and predictability for businesses, he said.Shaukat Aziz, former Prime Minister of Pakistan, said that no country can attain its "true economic potential" by looking inward.He said the pandemic should serve as a wake-up call to reach out to others and not to use this event as an excuse to enforce protectionist and inward-looking policies.
December 21 , 2020 -
Zhu Min sheds light on key issues of 14th Five-Year Plan
A leading Chinese economist shared his observations on Tuesday with foreign ambassadors on the key issues of China's 14th Five-Year Plan as the country undergoes vast socioeconomic changes amid a volatile geopolitical situation.
December 10 , 2020 -
Multilateralism gains pace from RCEP, BRI
Multilateralism is picking up momentum thanks in part to the recent signing of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, paving the way for cooperative initiatives like the Belt and Road Initiative to enter into a high-quality development phase, said experts and business executives.
November 30 , 2020
