At the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos, Switzerland, China took center stage by highlighting its commitment to wider opening-up, technological innovation, and green transformation. Themed \"Cooperation in the Intelligent Age,\" the forum gathered global leaders to discuss pressing issues ranging from geopolitical tensions and the accelerating climate crisis to rapid technological transformation impacting artificial intelligence and automation.
Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang addressed the forum on Tuesday, expressing firm confidence in China's economic development and advocating for global cooperation towards open and inclusive growth. He emphasized that China's economy is experiencing steady progress, transitioning from traditional growth drivers to new ones, with emerging and high-tech industries booming.
Embracing Technological Innovation
Ding underscored the importance of technological innovation as a catalyst for high-quality development. He noted that China is investing heavily in cutting-edge technologies to foster a fair and competitive market environment. \"We are committed to leveraging technology to drive growth and enhance the well-being of our people,\" he stated.
Advancing Green Transformation
Addressing the global climate crisis, Ding highlighted China's efforts in green transformation. He reiterated China's pledge to achieve carbon neutrality and called for international collaboration to tackle environmental challenges. \"Sustainable development is a shared responsibility,\" Ding remarked. \"We must work together to build a greener future for all.\"
Commitment to Global Cooperation
In light of the forum's theme, Ding emphasized the necessity of global cooperation in the intelligent age. He urged nations to overcome differences and collaborate on common goals. \"Open and inclusive development benefits everyone,\" he affirmed. \"China stands ready to work with all parties to promote peace, stability, and prosperity worldwide.\"
The WEF Annual Meeting 2025 continues to serve as a critical platform for dialogue, bringing together leaders to shape the global agenda. China's active participation signals its ongoing dedication to contributing positively to global affairs and fostering international partnerships.
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China highlights tech-driven growth, green transition at Davos
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