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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
BEIJING, March 6 (Xinhua) — The conditions underlying China's long-term growth and its underlying trend remain unchanged despite the difficulties and challenges the country faces, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said on Friday.
Mao Ning made the announcement at a regular briefing for journalists, answering a question about China's GDP growth target for the current year.
Yesterday, Premier Li Qiang summarized the development achievements of the 14th Five-Year Plan period in his government work report. China's overall economic strength has achieved a new leap, the official spokesperson stated.
Mao Ning noted that these impressive results were achieved in a complex and challenging environment, where external shocks and challenges were intertwined with internal dilemmas and numerous difficulties, which fully demonstrates the powerful resilience and dynamism of the Chinese economy.
"Looking to the future, as Premier Li Qiang noted, we are clearly aware of the difficulties and challenges we face. However, the supporting conditions and underlying trend of long-term improvement in the Chinese economy remain unchanged, and the advantages of our system and status as a major country continue to manifest themselves," Mao Ning noted.
"As long as we make full use of our advantages and respond appropriately to challenges, China's development prospects will become even more promising," the official added.
China's economic development plan demonstrates strategic resolve, policy effectiveness, development dynamism, and governance capacity, which will bring valuable stability and certainty to a turbulent world, Mao Ning concluded.
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