China's Finance Chief Calls for Global Economic Reform at G20 Summit
China's finance minister, Lan Foan, highlighted insufficient global economic growth at the G20 summit, urging multilateral cooperation to address trade and tariff conflicts and enhance the international financial system. He also emphasized support for Africa's development and engaged in discussions with multiple international representatives.
China's finance minister, Lan Foan, has raised concerns over the current momentum of global economic growth, describing it as insufficient at the recent G20 meeting.
Foan highlighted the detrimental effects of tariff and trade wars on economic and financial stability, urging for strengthened multilateral cooperation to improve the international economic and financial system.
He advocated for resolving trade disputes through dialogue and emphasized the need for effective implementation of debt mechanisms and resource pooling for Africa's development during his speech in Washington.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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