Chinese vice premier urges int'l coordination on macro-economic policy

Chinese Vice Premier Li Keqiang has asked the international community to continue its efforts in enhancing coordination of macro-economic policy as the world economy recovers.

Li made the remarks during a Wednesday meeting with his Croatian counterpart Ivan Suker in Beijing.

He urged the international community to seek common development, act in cooperative way, and put world economy back on the path of sound and steady growth.

Li also hailed political and economic ties with the southeast European country. Croatia established diplomatic relations with China in 1992 and has become China's largest trade partner in southeast Europe in the last six years.

China will work with Croatia to bolster the all-round cooperative partnership, foster a favorable environment for two-way investment, trade and economic cooperation, Li said.

Suker said his country attaches importance to its relations with China and will further cooperation with China in various fields.

Source: Xinhua