Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized international cooperation and sustainable development during his keynote speech at the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session in New York on Friday. The address highlighted China's commitment to multilateralism amid growing global challenges.
Economic Cooperation and Development
Premier Li outlined China's vision for inclusive economic growth, calling for strengthened partnerships in technology transfer and infrastructure investment across Asia and Africa. He reaffirmed Beijing's support for UN-led initiatives to bridge development gaps, particularly in green energy and digital transformation projects.
Climate Action and Sustainability
The speech prioritized climate resilience, with Premier Li detailing China's progress in renewable energy adoption. He announced plans to establish new multilateral funding mechanisms to support developing nations in meeting emissions reduction targets.
Diplomatic analysts note the address balanced national priorities with global responsibilities, reflecting China's evolving role in international governance frameworks. The premier's remarks come as Asian economies increasingly shape global responses to food security, debt management, and pandemic preparedness challenges.
