No analogy with turbulent countries
CHINA is very concerned about political turbulence in some western Asian and northern African countries, but any analogy between China and those countries is "not right," Premier Wen Jiabao said yesterday.
"We have embarked on a development path that fits China's national conditions," Wen said, noting China was still a developing nation with a large population.
He told a press conference that China never sees its development path as "a model" because China is still exploring the way of reform and economic construction.
All countries should have their own development paths to suit their own conditions and "we respect the choices made by the people of other countries," Wen said. "Countries can learn from each other in terms of development path on the basis of mutual respect," he added.
"We have embarked on a development path that fits China's national conditions," Wen said, noting China was still a developing nation with a large population.
He told a press conference that China never sees its development path as "a model" because China is still exploring the way of reform and economic construction.
All countries should have their own development paths to suit their own conditions and "we respect the choices made by the people of other countries," Wen said. "Countries can learn from each other in terms of development path on the basis of mutual respect," he added.
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