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The World Bank predicted in its Global Economic Prospects report earlier this year that the expansion of global GDP is set to slow in all major economies and regions, except China. As China has elaborated its economic roadmap for 2023 based on high-quality growth, openness and cooperation, can we anticipate a quicker-than-expected recovery that helps the world ward off the recession risks which the World Bank has warned as "a looming threat for global economy"? CGTN's Guan Xin speaks to Manuela V. Ferro, World Bank Regional Vice President for East Asia and Pacific, to explore how China can release its growth potential to the maximum extent possible to achieve strengthened and high-quality growth and what China can offer to global growth for the year.
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The World Bank predicted in its Global Economic Prospects report earlier this year that the expansion of global GDP is set to slow in all major economies and regions, except China. As China has elaborated its economic roadmap for 2023 based on high-quality growth, openness and cooperation, can we anticipate a quicker-than-expected recovery that helps the world ward off the recession risks which the World Bank has warned as "a looming threat for global economy"? CGTN's Guan Xin speaks to Manuela V. Ferro, World Bank Regional Vice President for East Asia and Pacific, to explore how China can release its growth potential to the maximum extent possible to achieve strengthened and high-quality growth and what China can offer to global growth for the year.
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