The Chinese economy will keep rapid growth for another 10 to 20 years, and at the same time face challenges, said experts at a seminar held by Stockholm China Alliance (SCA) on Wednesday.
Under the theme of "Is China a Sustainable Engine for the Global Economy," experts from China and Sweden exchanged views on the current macroeconomic situation in China as well as China's mid-term challenges and opportunities.
Anders Ahnlid, director general for trade from the Swedish Foreign Ministry, said that China is emerging as a leading force in the world economy.
"The financial crisis and the recession have no doubt accelerated this process, and now we are facing a situation where we have to deal with a huge economy," Ahnlid said.
He added that Sweden consistently seeks to resist trade protectionism and firmly opposes restrictions to imports to the European Union market.
Under the theme of "Is China a Sustainable Engine for the Global Economy," experts from China and Sweden exchanged views on the current macroeconomic situation in China as well as China's mid-term challenges and opportunities.
Anders Ahnlid, director general for trade from the Swedish Foreign Ministry, said that China is emerging as a leading force in the world economy.
"The financial crisis and the recession have no doubt accelerated this process, and now we are facing a situation where we have to deal with a huge economy," Ahnlid said.
He added that Sweden consistently seeks to resist trade protectionism and firmly opposes restrictions to imports to the European Union market.
