China's Premier Advocates Reform in Global Trade

Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the detrimental impacts of tariffs, calling for global economic governance reforms. In a '1+10 Dialogue' with IMF, WTO, and World Bank leaders, Li highlighted the urgent need for collaborative efforts to tackle trade barriers without explicitly naming U.S. President Donald Trump.

In a candid dialogue with international economic leaders, China's Premier Li Qiang highlighted the pressing need for reform in global economic governance. Addressing the '1+10 Dialogue' that included leaders from the IMF, World Trade Organization, and World Bank, Li criticized the adverse effects of trade barriers.

Speaking in Beijing, Li noted the increasing impact of tariffs, though he refrained from directly naming U.S. President Donald Trump. Highlighting the mutually destructive consequences, Li called for concerted efforts to tackle these economic challenges.

The meeting underscored China's commitment to addressing the global economic landscape, emphasizing collaboration and reform as key strategies for progress in the face of rising trade barriers.

(With inputs from agencies.)