On the morning of September 1st, Premier Li Qiang met with the President of the International Monetary Fund, Georgieva, at the Great Hall of the People. Li Qiang stated that since the beginning of this year, the Chinese economy has continued to recover and overall rebounded. We will further strengthen policy coordination, promote economic growth, and adhere to reform and opening up without wavering, optimize the development environment for private enterprises, promote stable scale and optimal structure of foreign trade, and make greater efforts to attract and utilize foreign investment. We have confidence and the ability to promote sustained and healthy economic development. Li Qiang pointed out that China is willing to further deepen cooperation with the IMF and support its continued important role in global governance. I hope that the Fund can achieve meaningful results in promoting the 16th general inspection of shares; Oppose protectionism and various forms of "decoupling and disconnection", maintain economic globalization and free trade, maintain the stability and smoothness of global industrial and supply chains, and enhance the representation, voice, and influence of emerging market countries and developing countries in international affairs. China will continue to support the role of the IMF in debt issues and hopes that all parties will move towards each other and support developing countries with practical actions. Georgieva stated that the contribution rate of the Chinese economy to world economic growth is one-third. The IMF appreciates China's strong measures to promote economic growth, highly evaluates China's strong leading role in helping vulnerable and low-income countries develop and achieve global economic growth, and is willing to further strengthen cooperation with China. All parties should maintain stable and smooth global supply chains to prevent fragmentation risks. The IMF is willing to make efforts to promote positive results in the overall inspection of shares. Wu Zhenglong attended the meeting. (New News Agency)