China on Saturday called on G20 countries to take the lead in supporting multilateralism, strengthen the voice of developing countries and build a fairer and more open international economic and trade order, state news agency Xinhua reported.
Speaking at the G20 summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, Premier Li Qiang called on members to make concerted efforts “to properly resolve disputes and frictions through consultation on the basis of equality when facing differences and contradictions.”
Li stressed the importance of seeking common ground while preserving differences, actively seeking the broadest common interests, and properly addressing each other’s reasonable concerns.
The Chinese premier urged the forum to remain committed to solidarity, firmly support free trade and build an open world economy amid a slow global economic recovery, Anadolia reports.
(Vijesti.ba/Fena)
