Officials from the Ministry of Finance answer questions from reporters on issues related to the new World Bank-China Country Partnership Framework involving loans to China.

Recently, the relevant officials of the Ministry of Finance were interviewed by reporters on the issue of China-related loans under the new World Bank-China Country Partnership Framework. The reporter asked: Recently, foreign media quoted World Bank officials as saying that the World Bank plans to significantly reduce the size of sovereign loans to China in the new Country Partnership Framework. The size of sovereign loans from 2026 to 2031 will not exceed $2 billion, and no more loans will be provided to China afterwards. What is the Ministry of Finance's view on this? Over the past 40 years, China and the World Bank have conducted fruitful cooperation and established a comprehensive partnership, making positive contributions to China's reform and opening-up and global poverty reduction and development. With the significant increase in China's comprehensive national strength, the World Bank's loans to China have gradually decreased in recent years. This is a natural result of changes in domestic demand and the transformation of cooperation between the two sides, and also in line with international practices of cooperation between many member countries and the World Bank. Looking ahead, as the largest developing country, China will continue to strengthen cooperation with the World Bank in addressing global challenges and place more emphasis on knowledge cooperation. While promoting high-quality domestic development, China will help other developing countries achieve common prosperity.
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