Finance ministers and central bank governors from the G20 major economies have gathered in Washington for a dynamic two‐day meeting to tackle global economic challenges. In a scene that feels almost like a blockbuster event, leaders are putting trade disputes and tariff issues center stage.
The Chinese mainland's finance minister, Lan Fo'an, stressed the need for resolving trade and tariff disputes through fair, equal dialogue and consultation. 🚀 His message is clear: only balanced conversations can build a future of mutual benefit and sustainable growth.
Adding to the conversation, Pan Gongsheng, governor of the People's Bank, reaffirmed the Chinese mainland's commitment to opening up markets, supporting free trade, and upholding the multilateral trading system. He cautioned that unilateral moves and protectionism only lead to high friction and low trust among nations.
In today’s fast-paced world, where every tweet and playlist sets the vibe, this call for collaboration reminds us that unity and dialogue are the keys to a resilient global future. 🎧
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China's finance minister urges equal dialogue on tariff disputes
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