China'S Economy Will Maintain "L" Development Trend

Han Jun, deputy director of the office of the central financial and economic leading group and deputy director of the office of the central rural work leading group, said in a keynote speech held in Ottawa that China's economy will maintain a "L" development trend and there will be no "cliff clipper" decline.

Have confidence.

On January 14th, the Chinese Embassy in Canada and BLG, a famous Canadian law firm, jointly held the theme report on "China's economy and 13th Five-Year plan".

Invited to make keynote speech.

In light of China's economic development, Han Jun analyzed China's "13th Five-Year plan" proposal, especially the five development ideas of "innovative development, coordinated development, green development, open development and sharing development", which were put forward in the planning proposal.

Han Jun cited facts and figures to illustrate China's views and positions on speculation about China's economic drag theory, RMB depreciation and China's stock market turbulence.

Chinese ambassador to Canada Luo Zhaohui and BLG partner, Minister of state of Canada's former international trade department Kanewson attended and delivered speeches respectively.

Nearly 100 people attended government officials, think-tank scholars, business people, some envoys, media reporters and so on.

During the visit, Han Jun also met with Deputy Minister of agriculture of Canada Forbes and assistant foreign minister Ge Shushan, introducing China's economic situation and exchanging views on Sino Canadian economic and trade cooperation, especially agricultural cooperation.

Han Jun stressed that China's economy will remain

The trend of development will not be "cliff clipper" decline, and the international community should have confidence in China's economy.

China's development will continue to bring more opportunities for cooperation to all countries in the world.

Han Jun also answered questions at the scene about China's economy and Sino Canadian economic and trade cooperation.

After the report, Han Jun accepted the media interview.

Han Jun answered questions during the interview on China and Canada's negotiations on the conclusion of the free trade agreement.

Prior to this newspaper revealed that Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau will visit China in March and intends to start the Sino Canadian free trade negotiations.