He said "notable progress" had been made in training 'blue helmets' and others who serve in some of the most dangerous places on earth, but "much still needs to be done".
He said that targeted aid should be given to key groups and those having difficulties finding jobs.
He said during a virtual press conference that more than 100,000 cases of COVID-19 have been reported to WHO for each of the past five days, and the Americas continues to account for the most cases.
He said it is a firm policy of China to maintain, consolidate and develop ties with the DPRK, according to a statement issued by the Foreign Ministry.
He said any president's words are "sacrosanct" and got to have credibility. "This reduces our president's, our country's credibility when he says things that are not accurate," said Burns, now a professor at Harvard's Kennedy School.
He reiterated that the CSRC remained committed to protecting the rights and interests of retail investors, who dominate China's stock market.
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He said a consultant for the group told him Chinese consumers were talking about cutting back on or not purchasing Wisconsin ginseng because they felt their country was being punished by US tariffs.
He said enterprises actively engaged in environmental risk management tend to have fewer credit risks.
He said Europeans are interested in the Chinese economy and the nation’s politics but have, so far, failed to pay attention to its writing.
He promised police would continue to spare no effort in fighting child abductions and related crimes.