The International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva stated on the 15th that, despite the spillover effects of the Middle East conflict impacting the global economy, China's economy remains resilient and possesses significant potential, which will positively influence the world. She made these remarks during a press conference in response to a journalist's question.

Georgieva noted that as China shifts its growth model from being primarily export-dependent to one driven more by domestic consumption, and transitions from a focus on goods trade to a greater emphasis on services, it will inject strong momentum into the Chinese economy. She emphasized that the sheer size of China's economy means that when it performs well, it generates positive spillover effects for other parts of the world.