China’s Premier Li Qiang has 5 proposals on how to rebuild trust
Li Qiang shared his 5 proposals on how to rebuild trust at the World Economic Forum.
Juliet Mann reports on the message to encourages people to look at the bigger picture and at China’s consistent progress.
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Juliet Mann reports on the message to encourages people to look at the bigger picture and at China’s consistent progress.
#wef #Davos2024 #China #politics
Transcript
00:00 Li Chang said 2024 is a crucial year for trust.
00:05 Crucial year for trust and he had five proposals on how to rebuild that.
00:09 Strengthen macroeconomic policy, strengthen global supply chains,
00:13 international cooperation on things like science and technology,
00:17 on green development and on boosting north-south and south-south cooperation.
00:22 And he says whatever changes happen in the world,
00:24 China is committed to opening up.
00:26 And he said he'd like business leaders to look at China's economy
00:30 a little bit like the Alps behind me.
00:32 I mean, it's pretty, but to really get that big picture,
00:35 you need to broaden your vision, take a step back to get that panoramic view.
00:39 And that is that China is making progress and will continue to provide an impetus to global growth.
00:48 China's contribution to global economic growth has remained at around 30 percent.
00:58 Last year, the Chinese economy rebounded with an estimated growth of around 5.2 percent,
01:04 beating the 5 percent target set at the beginning of the year.
01:16 Well, AI is the buzz here in Davos.
01:19 And Premier Li said, you know what, it's a double-edged sword.
01:22 It has plenty of opportunities, but there are also some big risks that it poses.
01:27 And that's why the world really needs to work together on AI to get that balance right.
01:37 China believes that technology must serve the common good of humanity.
01:41 The same applies to artificial intelligence.
01:43 It must be people-centered.
01:45 Human beings must control the machines.
01:47 AI must be guided in a direction that is conducive to the progress of humanity.
01:52 So there should be a red line in AI development, a red line that mustn't be crossed.