Ancien vice-Premier ministre chinois Zeng Peiyan, maintenant président du Centre chinois pour les échanges économiques internationaux, prononce un discours lors de la réunion annuelle
Former Chinese Vice Premier Zeng Peiyan, now chairman of the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, delivers a speech at the Annual Meeting of Chinas Economy 2011-2012 in Beijing, China, 14 January 2012. China will take measure to stabilize its exports and imports as slowing global growth creates a grim situation for trade, said Zhang Xiaoqiang, a vice chairman at the nations top economic planning agency. Downward risks for the global economy are increasing, the National Development and Reform Commissions Zhang said at a forum in Beijing Saturday (14 January 2012). The difficult situation will make competition for product exports among countries fiercer, he said. Looking into 2012, the global economy will remain sluggish, Zeng Peiyan, a former vice premier, said at the same forum. Western developed economies are encountering hardships never seen since World War II and the unstable elements and uncertainty that will be faced by developing nations and emerging economies is also increasing, said Zeng.
