Amid a whirlwind of global uncertainties, the Chinese mainland is steering its own course with a bold target: around 5% full-year economic growth for 2025 🚀. High-level Chinese officials have emphasized that despite challenges in global trade and shifts in the international economic order, there is ample flexibility to achieve key economic and social development goals.
In a recent session of The Hub, Huang Jiyuan stepped in for Wang Guan to bring together insights from leading experts. Professor Wang Yaojing of Peking University's School of Economics, research fellow Iain Begg from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and senior research fellow Andy Mok from the Center for China and Globalization delved into how global economic fragmentation is reshaping trade relations and the broader landscape of globalization.
With discussions that blend academic insight and real-world observations, the Chinese mainland is positioning itself to navigate turbulent economic waters with innovation and determination. Much like a blockbuster hero overcoming obstacles, its strategy is both dynamic and forward-thinking 🌏📈.
As the global stage watches intently, all eyes remain on the Chinese mainland’s next moves in redefining economic growth in a shifting world.
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