China urges me not to turn trade into a political or security issue

Tianjin, China – Chinese Prime Minister Lee Qiang on Wednesday called on other countries to cooperate in trade, despite the high tariffs and other barriers.

He said through the official English translation: “Globalization will not be reversed,” as he called on all parties not to turn trade into a political or security issue.

Li added that engaging in the international economy is a way to “reshape the rules and order.”

I did not comment specifically to American tensions or Israel’s conflict. He was speaking at the opening session of the annual conference of the World Economic Forum in China, and he was often called “Samar Davos”.

Prime Minister in Singapore, Lawrence Wong, Prime Minister Vietnam Fam Minh Cennah, and Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa Azn are among the leading political leaders. Attending this year, according to the forum’s journalist statement.

The founder of JD.com, Chairman of the Board of Liu Qiangdong and TCL founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Li Dongsheng were among the attendees listed at the conference.

Last week, he met me with the leaders of Singapore, Vietnam, New Zealand, Ecuador and Kyrgyzstan, according to the Chinese government media.

– Victoria Yio of CNBC contributed to this report.

This is a developing story and will be updated.