Brazil — Chinese Premier Li Qiang has confidently declared that China’s economy is robust enough to withstand any external shocks and is poised for long-term stable growth.
During a meeting on Tuesday with representatives of Chinese enterprises operating in Brazil, Li emphasized the sustained and positive momentum of China’s economy since the beginning of the year. “Our economy has held up under pressure, showing resilience and potential in domestic demand and innovation,” he said.
The meeting included key figures from companies such as Bank of China, Great Wall Motor, State Grid, Goldwind Sci & Tech, COFCO, Gree Electric Appliances, Dahua Technology, and ZTT Group. Li praised the enterprises for their role in boosting the domestic economy and accelerating their international operations.
“Chinese companies are playing an increasingly important role globally,” Li stated. “The government will provide better services and strengthen mechanisms for economic and trade cooperation to support your growth.”
He acknowledged the challenges posed by the changing global economic landscape, including rising unilateralism and protectionism. However, Li urged companies to see the opportunities in the new technological revolution and industrial transformation. “Adapt to the trends, take proactive actions, and enhance the global competitiveness of ‘Made in China’ and ‘Created in China,'” he encouraged.
Li also advised enterprises to respect local laws and cultures, operate legally, and actively undertake social responsibilities. “Use Brazil as a platform to expand into the broader Latin American market and strive for greater development,” he added.
The participating companies expressed their commitment to deepening their roots in local markets, expanding into sectors like finance, energy, agriculture, and technological innovation. They pledged to uphold a positive image of Chinese enterprises overseas and contribute to closer economic and trade ties between China, Brazil, and other Latin American countries.
