Editor's note: With the G20 summit approaching, some of the participating countries' ambassadors to China reflected on the event in a series of interviews with China Daily. Their comments provide a valuable insight into the challenges and opportunities presented by the summit.
Germany welcomes China's G20 economic agenda and called for more innovation, less protectionism and more structural reforms, German ambassador to China Michael Clauss told China Daily ahead of the summit.
The coordinating cooperation under the framework of G20 is always the key element of the Sino-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership, and Russia looks forward to fruitful results from the upcoming G20 summit in Hangzhou, the Russian ambassador said.
Huge potential remains to be tapped from the G20 as it provides a unique opportunity for leaders to reach consensus on future direction, and China's efforts to make it more effective are deeply appreciated, Canada's top envoy in China said.
The G20 Summit is a huge event for the global economy and financial system, and the president of Kazakhstan will raise proposals and discuss international concerns with other leaders, the country's ambassador to China said.
China's economic growth stabilized in the first half of this year, with initial signs showing it could continue to be stable during the rest of the year, say analysts.
Real estate has remained one of the pillar industries supporting China's economy this year, but the ever-in-creasing divergence between the housing markets in various cities has become a noticeable trend.
Despite facing headwinds and witnessing its slowest growth in decades, the Chinese economy is still on the right track and moving towards sustainable growth in the long run, according to experts.
When leaders of the world's 20 leading large economies gather for their annual summit this weekend, they will be in a city many people outside China will not have heard of, but which is one of the most prosperous, go-ahead cities in the country.
Despite being a startup, a Hangzhou-based digital marketing solutions provider is looking to help more traditional exporters build up their e-commerce empires.
Be it cosmetic products from South Korea or wine from Italy, residents in Hangzhou city, East China's Zhejiang province, can get their hands on a wide range of imported products via a few clicks online.
Q1: The G20 Summit in Hangzhou in September will prepare an innovation-driven growth blueprint that could discover new growth engines for the world's economy. According to you, what will be the new driving force?
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