Ambassador Zhang Lizhong of China held a media briefing on the “Two Sessions,” discussing China’s economic growth and future goals while emphasizing the strong relationship between China and Uganda, alongside a commitment to cooperation with Global South countries.
On March 12th, Ambassador Zhang Lizhong conducted a media briefing regarding the “Two Sessions.” He elaborated on the conference guidelines while addressing questions from attendees. Notable media outlets, including Xinhua News Agency, New Vision, Daily Monitor, and Uganda Broadcasting Corporation, reported on the proceedings of this important event.
Ambassador Zhang underscored China’s high-quality development accomplishments in 2024 and set forth the goals for 2025. He highlighted the positive rebound of China’s economy, which contributed approximately 30% to global economic growth over the past year, emphasizing its essential role as a driving force in the global economy. The Chinese government’s target growth of around 5% reflects their confidence in a sustainable economic outlook and a proactive stance in overcoming challenges.
Furthermore, Ambassador Zhang remarked on the historic elevation of China-Africa relations, attributing this advancement to the strategic guidance of leaders from both regions. He affirmed that China-Uganda relations are currently at their most favorable stage in history. China remains committed to enhancing cooperation with Uganda and other Global South nations to protect mutual interests and amplify their representation and voice in global governance.
In summary, Ambassador Zhang Lizhong’s briefing on the “Two Sessions” highlighted significant developments in China’s economic outlook and the historic nature of Sino-Ugandan relations. The emphasis on a positive growth target and increased cooperation with African nations exemplifies China’s commitment to a robust partnership, aiming to bolster the voice of the Global South in international affairs.
Original Source: www.fmprc.gov.cn
