A large screen on a street in Beijing shows Chinese Premier Li Keqiang speaking at a press conference after the National People’s Congress closed on March 11, 2022. Photo: Kyodo
A large screen on a street in Beijing shows Chinese Premier Li Keqiang speaking at a press conference after the National People’s Congress closed on March 11, 2022. Photo: Kyodo
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Challenging year lies ahead as Li Keqiang signs off seeking 5.5 per cent growth

  • Amid a fragile global economy, Ukraine crisis and Covid-19 pandemic, now rampant in Hong Kong, to hit such a target will be no mean feat

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Updated: 4:51pm, 18 Mar, 2022

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A large screen on a street in Beijing shows Chinese Premier Li Keqiang speaking at a press conference after the National People’s Congress closed on March 11, 2022. Photo: Kyodo
A large screen on a street in Beijing shows Chinese Premier Li Keqiang speaking at a press conference after the National People’s Congress closed on March 11, 2022. Photo: Kyodo
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