Li warned that “decoupling and breaking supply chains would only deepen crises,” while pledging to further expand market access in various sectors for foreign investors. “If the world returns to the law of the jungle, it will be a step backward in history and a tragedy for humanity,” he said on Sunday during an opening address at the annual gathering.
torsdag 27. mars 2025
China calls for global business to ‘resist protectionism’ as American executives gather in Beijing
China is prepared for “possible unexpected shocks,” Premier Li Qiang told a gathering of global executives in Beijing, where he urged them to “resist protectionism” and defend globalization. CEOs including Apple’s Tim Cook, FedEx’s Raj Subramaniam and Pfizer’s Albert Bourla gathered in the Chinese capital over the weekend for a two-day forum that comes as US President Donald Trump has ratcheted up trade pressure on China in a bid to rebalance what he sees as an unfair relationship.
Li warned that “decoupling and breaking supply chains would only deepen crises,” while pledging to further expand market access in various sectors for foreign investors. “If the world returns to the law of the jungle, it will be a step backward in history and a tragedy for humanity,” he said on Sunday during an opening address at the annual gathering.
Li warned that “decoupling and breaking supply chains would only deepen crises,” while pledging to further expand market access in various sectors for foreign investors. “If the world returns to the law of the jungle, it will be a step backward in history and a tragedy for humanity,” he said on Sunday during an opening address at the annual gathering.
