Li said the US actions will arouse the wrath of people around the world. Every country harbors aspirations to develop its own economy, but such aspirations should never be built on the basis of destroying international order or harming the interests of other countries.
Li said coordination and links in six areas-planning, reform, innovation, urban facilities, transportation networks and public services-will be key to pushing forward the integration of the region, which brings together the Belt and Road Initiative and the Yangtze River Economic Zone.
Liang Jun, president of the Guangdong Association of State-owned Capital, said mixed-ownership reform will not only generate fresh commercial vitality and diversify global sales channels for central SOEs, but also introduce a market-oriented remuneration system to better reward outstanding performance and incentivize innovation.
Liang's remarks were echoed by all other speakers during the event including Zhang Qiyue, Chinese consul general in New York and Margaret Chin, member of New York City Council, and Felix W. Ortiz, assistant speaker of the New York State Assembly.
Li made the remarks on Thursday as he presided over a symposium on the performance of the economy and ensuring public livelihood with some top provincial-level officials in Nanchang, Jiangxi province.
Liang-a former reporter-is born and bred in Guangxi.
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Lin Song, CEO of Shanghai-based Bixin platform, said instead of being a subculture, the increasingly tech-savvy younger generation has fostered the strong cultural power of video games, creating a market worth tens of billions of yuan in the nation.
Li said the investment rebound is attributable to steps the country has taken in recent years to reduce leverage levels, cut taxes and phase out excessive industrial capacity, which aimed to replace old growth drivers with new ones as well as cut taxes.
Li said that as the fight against poverty nears its end, the government will strengthen its efforts to stabilize the job market and create more jobs for impoverished people.
Liang Hong, chief economist of investment bank China International Capital Corporation (CICC), said in a research that the country's GDP growth of this year will reach 6.9 percent.