The remark at a World Economic Forum meeting came amid growing momentum in Europe to reduce dependency on China. Read more at straitstimes.com.
TIANJIN – Chinese Premier Li Qiang has warned world leaders against politicising economic issues, calling the notion of derisking a “false proposition” that could bring about a host of problems.
“Economic globalisation has already created a community. The economies of all countries are intertwined and interdependent.” The European Commission last week released a proposal toughening regulations over the export and transfer of critical technology and investments, stepping up a strategy that was first outlined by its president Ursula von der Leyen in March.
But his claim has been met with scepticism, with Chinese officials dismissing it as rhetoric serving the same intent.
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