Denis Depoux0:53
Yes, I listened carefully to the President's speech. I heard a message of resilience that corresponds to our vision of the Chinese economy, as well as the difficulties it must face, and the constant, agile adaptation of policy to find balance and achieve stability, which is the government's goal. I heard a strong message on multilateralism and support for international institutions, especially the United Nations, mentioned several times, with a nod to the Bandung Conference. It reminded me of the Bandung Conference of 1955, the start of the non-aligned movement. It's interesting to remember that at a time when geopolitical tensions can create blocks and unproductive tensions. I heard a message on Asia and the importance of regional exchanges, both economic and not only economic, so China's role in facilitating these exchanges is the subject of the Boao Forum. As Mr. Dean said, in the current economic context, there is strong potential to further develop exchanges with gradual reduction of customs tariffs, particularly with Japan and Korea, where tariffs are still high, and the RCEP creates a perspective for reduction over 10 years. This regionalization of exchanges is important and will create global growth.