Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will hold the fourth Round Table Dialogue in Beijing on November 21 with leading officials from major international financial organizations, said Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang on Friday. 

Attendees will include president of the World Bank Group David Malpass, managing director of the International Monetary Fund Kristalina Georgieva, deputy director-general of the World Trade Organization Alan Wolff, director general of International Labour Organization Guy Ryder, secretary-general of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Angel Gurria, and chairman of the Financial Stability Board Randal Quarles.

The meeting is aimed at promoting openness, stability and high-quality growth of the world economy, with a focus on world economic outlook.

They will hold discussions on global economic trends, macro policies coordination, China's economic reform and further opening-up, global economic governance and other topics.

The "1+6" Round Table Dialogue has been successfully held three times since 2016.

The current international situation is undergoing complex and profound changes amid increasing international uncertainty. 

China will continue to optimize its business environment, expand the opening-up and promote the global economic governance reform. 

China expects to communicate with all parties, jointly support multilateralism,  and promote global economic governance for a strong, sustainable and balanced growth of the world economy, said Geng. 

Meanwhile, China also expects international organizations to offer advice on its economy.