the summit to slow the china trade agenda in africa with his opening remarks chinese premier she jean ping cast himself as the voice of global economic order. she does everything from we should be resolute in rejecting unilateralism and protectionism promote trade and investment liberalization and facilitation times and that's giving new prominence to brics after all we present forty one percent of the world population twenty two percent of g.d.p. eighteen percent of trade at this point in time i think the international border is being challenged. the confidence in the order in distribution borders is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to clear for them its commitment to the international border by doing so brics nations hope to been order more in their direction that means development models and funding mechanisms aligned to their needs instead of those of western nations. china in particular has good reason to prefer open trade its belt road initiative is connecting global markets the checkbook diplomacy behind it has been on full display in recent days but before

with his opening remarks chinese premier she jean ping cast himself as the voice of global economic order. she does a mean front we should be resolute in rejecting unilateralism and protectionism our promote trade and investment liberalization and facilitation and jointly steer the global economy toward greater openness greater inclusiveness balance growth and win win outcomes for all it's a statement that could have come from the g seven the group of mostly european and north american economies that generally sets the global economic agenda but these are normal times and that's giving new prominence to brics after all we represent forty one percent of the world population twenty two percent of g.d.p. eighteen percent of trade at this point in time i think the international border is being challenged. the confidence in the order in distribution order is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to clear through its commitment to the international order by doing so brics nations hope to bend that order more in their direction that means development models and funding mechan

with his opening remarks chinese premier she jean ping cast himself as the voice of global economic order. chitter simming from we should be resolute in rejecting unilateralism and protectionism our promote trade and investment liberalization and facilitation and jointly steer the global economy toward greater openness greater inclusiveness balance growth and win win outcomes for all. it's a statement that could have come from the g seven the group of mostly european and north american economies that generally sets the global economic agenda but these are normal times and that's giving new prominence to brics after all we present forty one percent of the world population twenty two percent of g.d.p. eighteen percent of trade at this point in time i think the international border is being challenged. the confidence in the order in distribution order it is not as strong as it used to be so it's time for the brics to clear for me its commitment to the international order by doing so brics nations hope to bend that order more in their direction that means development models and funding mechan