中国以创新开放成为全球经济的“新动能”和“稳定锚”

Group 1 - Deloitte's CEO in China, Liu Minghua, highlighted that China has made significant progress in technological innovation and open cooperation, becoming a "new engine" for global economic growth and a "stabilizing anchor" for the world economy [1][3] - Liu noted that the global economy faces multiple risks and challenges, including weakening long-term growth momentum, geopolitical conflicts, trade friction, and the uncertain long-term returns of artificial intelligence investments [1] - The World Trade Organization's report indicates that policy uncertainty is a core indicator of the deteriorating global trade environment, with U.S. tariffs being a key factor in rising uncertainty [1] Group 2 - Liu emphasized that achieving a 5% growth rate for China's economy in 2025 is commendable given the global economic slowdown, attributing this to China's solid fundamentals, including a large market, complete industrial system, and abundant human resources [1][2] - The year 2026 marks the beginning of China's "14th Five-Year Plan," focusing on upgrading the modern industrial system through innovation-driven growth and sustainable consumption as a key driver for economic growth [2] - China has entered the top ten in the Global Innovation Index for the first time, with 24 global top innovation clusters, indicating a deep integration of technological and industrial innovation [3]