Up to 124 million people were pushed into extreme poverty last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, reversing decades of progress. With vaccination programs yet to begin in many developing nations, could ending extreme poverty be the biggest casualty of COVID-19?
China’s vaccine support to countries all around the world has made a crucial difference when other countries have failed to do so, or countries earmarked to try and counter that have fallen back into severe crisis.
Joint efforts to address climate change will help open new windows for win-win ecological cooperation based on mutual trust, effective coordination, shared results and participation by all.
China and the U.S. must engage in a political dialogue based on those philosophies found in traditional Chinese culture that resonate with and support the CPC, combined with the core values of globalization, to build up mutual trust and avoid misinterpretations.
China is ready to carry out cooperation with other countries in establishing an international monetary system that is fair, neutral, and stable.
As China has entered a new era of development, its endeavors to promote further opening up will help it establish better connections with the rest of the world and enable China to share more opportunities for win-win cooperation with other countries, thus to foster global economic growth and prosperity.
South Korea’s ruling party can no longer play the waiting game as next year’s national elections could change everything. Now it is the moment for South Korea to forge deeper ties with China.
As long as China maintains social stability, the sanctions against Xinjiang cotton will have little effect on the Chinese economy.
In essence, China has been an anchor and facilitator within the global recovery. Its economy has shown resilience and endurance through one of the deepest crises on record and has still been able to come out with an optimistic picture.
All these challenges call for each and every country to do their homework well, and for all countries to work together in real earnest.
Once the pandemic ends, all nations will focus on economic recovery, boosting market and project demand. Chinese enterprises need to be ready for these opportunities.
This program may give the U.S. economy a short-term boost, yet the gridlock of Congressional politics and the inevitable wheel and deal of the system needs it ill-fated as a long-term vision “once in a generation” is quite an apt way to describe it.
