Chinese Premier Li Qiang used his platform at the World Economic Forum’s "Summer Davos" meeting in Tianjin to push for stronger global economic teamwork, with a particular focus on entrepreneurship. Bloomberg’s analysis suggests his remarks were aimed at reassuring international investors and partners about China’s commitment to open collaboration, even as geopolitical tensions linger.

Editor’s Note: With China’s economy facing headwinds and global skepticism about its business climate, Li’s speech is a diplomatic nudge to keep trade flowing. It’s not just about lofty ideals—this is a practical appeal to prevent further fragmentation in global markets. For businesses watching China, it’s a signal that the door isn’t closing, but the real test will be whether policies match the rhetoric.