Who supports Davos to focus on economic globalization?

At present, the world economy is picking up and is expected to enter a new growth cycle. However, the deep-seated contradictions in the world economy remain unresolved, and inclusive growth must be promoted through global concerted efforts. At this year's Davos Forum, people from all walks of life voiced their support for economic globalization and open cooperation.

The heads of international organizations support economic globalization. Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, said that the global economy has shown a sustained growth momentum, but there are still many problems in the world. The extensive growth of the global economy provides governments with opportunities to revise their policies.

The theme of this year's annual meeting of the World Economic Forum "Building a common destiny in a divided world" clearly shows that the international community needs common development; * * Enjoy opportunities; * * Take responsibility and cooperate to fight corruption, improve international trade relations, combat tax evasion and deal with climate change.

The Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations said that globalization adapts to the trend of human development and multilateralism adapts to it. This direction is irreversible. Promoting globalization depends on the joint efforts of all countries. China's proposal to continue to promote fair, inclusive and sustainable economic globalization has been welcomed and affirmed by all countries.

It was explained that, first of all, the development between countries is uneven; Secondly, the uneven distribution of development achievements among social members in some countries has led people in some countries to oppose economic globalization and the government to implement trade protectionism; Politicians in some countries do not pay attention to correcting the outdated international governance system and promoting inclusive development, but blame the contradictions on globalization and adopt trade protectionism at the expense of others.