Chinese Premier Li Qiang is set to host a significant “1+10” dialogue in Beijing on December 9, bringing together leaders from ten major international economic organizations. The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Friday that the heads of institutions such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Trade Organization (WTO) will be in attendance.
This high-level meeting aims to foster global economic collaboration and address pressing economic challenges facing the international community. By gathering key figures from prominent organizations, China seeks to enhance cooperation and promote sustainable economic development worldwide.
The “1+10” dialogue signifies China’s commitment to engaging with global partners to find solutions to economic issues that impact countries across the globe, including those in the Global South. Topics on the agenda may include economic recovery post-pandemic, trade facilitation, and support for developing economies.
The participation of leading institutions underscores the importance of collective action in addressing global economic concerns. As young people around the world look to the future, such dialogues play a crucial role in shaping policies that can lead to inclusive growth and shared prosperity.
Premier Li’s initiative reflects China’s role in the global economy and its willingness to work collaboratively with international organizations to tackle shared challenges.
Reference(s):
Li Qiang to hold dialogue with heads of global economic organizations
cgtn.com
