G20 Summit in Hangzhou, China 20 16 refers to the G20 Summit held in Hangzhou, China on September 4 -5, 20 16. G20 is an international economic cooperation forum, which was announced by the finance ministers of G8 in Washington on September 25th, 1999. It belongs to the informal dialogue mechanism within the framework of the Bretton Woods system.

2015 165438+1October16 The General Secretary of the Central Committee announced at the G20 Summit held in Turkey that the theme of the 11th G20 Summit held in Hangzhou, China in 20 16 was "Building innovation, vitality and linkage.

Second, the impact of Hangzhou g20 Summit:

As the main platform for global economic cooperation, G20 is an opportunity for China. China is the largest developing country and a representative of emerging market countries. Holding the G20 Summit in China can provide a voice for developing countries. With the Belt and Road Initiative and AIIB, we can interact with more countries and achieve a win-win situation with other countries. The international summit will be held in Hangzhou, which will stimulate the local infrastructure construction and promote the local export-oriented economy and internationalization level.

The General Secretary of the Central Committee suggested that the G20 should make efforts in the following aspects.

1, innovative development model.

Countries should innovate their development concepts, policies and methods, especially through structural reforms in the fields of finance, taxation, finance, investment, competition, trade and employment, and through the combination of macroeconomic policies and social policies, so that the vitality of wealth creation can be generated competitively and market forces can be fully released.

Attach importance to the pulling effect of infrastructure construction on economy. During hosting the APEC Economic Leaders' Informal Meeting, China made connectivity one of the core topics. China supports the establishment of a global infrastructure center by the G20 and a global infrastructure fund by the World Bank, and will contribute to global infrastructure investment through the construction of the Silk Road Economic Belt, the 2 1 century Maritime Silk Road, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the Silk Road Fund.

2. Building an open world economy.

All countries should maintain the multilateral trading system, build a mutually beneficial and win-win global value chain, cultivate the global market, oppose trade and investment protectionism, and promote the Doha Round negotiations.

3. Improve global economic governance.

All countries should strive to build a fair, just, inclusive and orderly international financial system, improve the representation and voice of emerging market countries and developing countries, and ensure that all countries enjoy equal rights, opportunities and rules in international economic cooperation.