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China pledges to ensure stability of global industrial, supply chains

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China pledges to ensure stability of global industrial, supply chains

2024-11-25 20:44 Last Updated At:23:37

China will continue to take concrete actions to ensure stable and unimpeded global industrial and supply chains, Chinese Premier Li Qiang said Monday.

Li made the remarks while attending a symposium with representatives of enterprises and organizations participating in the upcoming second China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), which is to take place from Tuesday to Saturday in Beijing.

The representatives all agreed that China's economy retains a sound momentum of stable growth with continued vitality for innovation and a better business environment.

Expressing full confidence in the Chinese economy, they said foreign enterprises stand ready to expand investment and seek greater development in China.

After listening to the attendees' speeches, Li said that with the deepening of economic globalization in the past few decades, the global industrial and supply chains have gradually expanded, contributing to the rapid growth of the world economy and delivering benefits to all parties.

All this speaks volumes about the fact that division of labor and coordination among parties is the inevitable choice for social development, that efficient economic circulation depends on the smooth flow of production factors, and that isolation leads to nowhere but openness is the right way forward, said the premier.

At a time when the world economy grows at a sluggish pace, Li said, it is all the more important to recognize how vital the global industrial and supply chains are to the world economy.

Li urged efforts to build a broad consensus on strengthening cooperation in industrial and supply chains, oppose decoupling and disruption of industrial and supply chains in all forms, and ensure the global industrial and supply chains remain stable and unimpeded.

Noting that China is a crucial link in the global industrial and supply chains, the premier said the Chinese economy has been on a generally steady, sound and upward trajectory this year.

He pledged continued efforts to strengthen counter-cyclical adjustments, foster new growth drivers, accelerate the development of a modern industrial system, and advance high-standard opening up, so that China can make greater contribution to deepening cooperation in global industrial and supply chains and promoting world economic recovery.

Li said he hopes enterprises will resolutely defend and actively build up the global industrial and supply chains, continued their firm support for economic globalization, and make greater cooperative efforts in innovating industrial and supply chains and in green transition, so as to make the global industrial and supply chains more dynamic, resilient, and efficient.

China pledges to ensure stability of global industrial, supply chains

China pledges to ensure stability of global industrial, supply chains

China pledges to ensure stability of global industrial, supply chains

China pledges to ensure stability of global industrial, supply chains

The United Arab Emirates' energy giant Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) said on Sunday it is accelerating its investment plans to award projects worth 200 billion dirhams (about 54.5 billion U.S. dollars) between 2026 and 2028 as part of its five-year capital program.

The announcement was made at the "Make it with ADNOC" forum, where the company said the move marks a new phase of expanded project execution across the energy value chain to help meet rising global demand.

ADNOC added that its future projects will help enhance the efficiency of the domestic industrial sector and boost in-country manufacturing through its "Local+" initiative, which prioritizes UAE-made products.

Established in 1971, ADNOC is fully owned by the Abu Dhabi government and ranks among the world's largest energy companies.

The announcement follows the UAE's imminent exit from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and the wider OPEC+ alliance, effective Friday, which ended the country's nearly 60-year membership after repeated friction over production quotas.

The withdrawal, announced Tuesday by the UAE as a "sovereign, strategic choice" based on the country's long-term economic vision, is expected to free the UAE, which has an estimated output capacity of up to five million barrels per day by 2027, to adjust its production independently.

Analysts have estimated that with the UAE leaving, OPEC will lose about 15 percent of its total production capacity.

UAE's oil giant ADNOC speeds up 55-bln-USD investment drive

UAE's oil giant ADNOC speeds up 55-bln-USD investment drive

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