Ambassador Zhang Lizhong held a media briefing on the “Two Sessions” discussing China’s economic achievements and objectives. He emphasized a positive economic outlook and the commitment to strengthen China-Uganda relations while promoting cooperation with the Global South.
On March 12th, Ambassador Zhang Lizhong conducted a special media briefing regarding the “Two Sessions.” During this session, he detailed the latest conference guidelines and responded to inquiries from various journalists. Media outlets—including Xinhua News Agency, New Vision, Daily Monitor, and Uganda Broadcasting Corporation—were present to cover the event and provided on-site interviews related to the discussions.
Ambassador Zhang emphasized China’s remarkable development achievements in the year 2024 while outlining the nation’s objectives for 2025. He remarked on China’s positive economic rebound, which has contributed roughly 30% to global economic growth over the past year. This performance highlights China’s significance as a critical engine in the world economy. The government’s growth target of around 5% demonstrates a strong confidence in the long-term economic outlook and a proactive approach to addressing challenges.
Moreover, Ambassador Zhang noted that China-Africa relations, under the guidance of both Chinese and African leaders, have reached historic heights, with Sino-Ugandan relations at their pinnacle. China expressed its commitment to bolster cooperation with Uganda and countries of the Global South, aiming to protect shared interests and enhance representation in global governance.
In conclusion, Ambassador Zhang Lizhong’s media briefing provided vital insights into China’s economic growth and its strategic relationships with African nations, particularly Uganda. As the economy rebounds and growth targets are set with confidence, the commitment to international collaboration, especially within the Global South, is paramount for mutual advancement in global governance.
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