China’s commitment to continuing to comprehensively open its economy and build an open world economy is very important for New Zealand, said John McKinnon, New Zealand's Ambassador to China.

The Belt and Road Initiative is the most important development project of the 21st Century.

In October 2017, the world heard President Xi Jinping tell deputies at the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in Beijing: "It will be an era that sees China moving closer to the world center stage and making greater contributions to mankind." China, he said, was "standing tall and firm in the East."

China has become a leading nation in the world both in terms of its booming economy and burgeoning global influence.

By pushing forward reforms in the new era, China will further promote its economic growth and positive international influence, said an Albanian political veteran.

China’s continued economic growth is important for global economic growth, prosperity and stability, said Leela Mani Paudyal, Nepal’s ambassador to China in a recent interview with Xinhuanet.

The amendment to the Chinese Constitution passed in March by the National People's Congress prepares China for the decisive stage of its journey in pursuing its goal of building a moderately prosperous society by 2020 and a great modern socialist country by 2050.

The Belt and Road Initiative brings about new opportunities for China as well as its neighboring countries, and it is the main focus of Singapore-China’s further development.

Greece has taken great interest in the ongoing deliberations at the annual session of China's National People's Congress (NPC), as the decisions made in Beijing this March will have a deep global impact.

China's just-approved constitutional amendment is of practical and historic significance to safeguarding domestic development and world peace.

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The government seems content to allow economic growth to soften a little this year while guarding against financial risks continues to remain high on the agenda.

Once again, China is at the center of global attention in the context of the celebration of "two sessions" , the annual sessions of the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.