王岐山外報發文:中國與歐盟應共同反對保護主義

　　中新網5月8日電 中國國務院副總理王岐山7日在英國《金融時報》網站撰寫題為《中英兩國需聯手應對金融危機》的文章，表示中國和英國應該聯手采取更有效措施應對挑戰，盡早促使兩國以及世界經濟恢復。

　　王岐山指出，全球的金融危機仍在擴散，世界經濟形勢依然嚴峻，中國和英國應該聯手采取更有效措施應對挑戰，盡早使兩國以及世界經濟恢復起來。中英兩國和其它國家齊心協力，密切合作，妥善協調各方立場，有效利用政府和市場“兩只手”。各國必須共同協調宏觀經濟政策、采取經濟刺激措施、金融和貨幣政策，并堅決拒絕任何形式的保護主義。

　　王岐山表示，為避免危機重演，中國和英國應當加強合作以推動華盛頓和倫敦峰會共識的落實，根據主權原則加強在國際私人資本流、金融機構和市場、金融產品和中間商監管方面的合作。各國經濟所處的發展階段不同，有必要制訂一套統一的、并被廣泛接受的金融監管國際標準和規范。盡早建立一個全球金融風險預警系統，有必要增加對那些遭到金融危機重創的發展中國家，尤其是最不發達國家的緊急援助。

　　王岐山說，中國政府的一攬子經濟激勵措施已初見成效，中國經濟已出現積極變化。中國仍在繼續推動積極的金融和適度寬松的貨幣政策，確保經濟穩定健康增長從而恢復對世界經濟作出貢獻。中英兩國有許多可以合作的地方，兩國在金融領域的合作潛力巨大。中國歡迎英國金融機構進駐中國，也希望英國向有意在英擴大業務的中國金融機構提供更多便利。

　　王岐山表示，中英關系正處于一個歷史新起點，雙方應充分利用兩國第二輪經濟和金融對話的機會，交換對可持續發展、能源和環境、貿易和投資、資本市場和社會福利的觀點。雙方應當共同找到更多的共同立場，達成更多的成果，以推動兩國全面戰略伙伴關系的繼續發展。

　　附：英國《金融時報》網站7日發布的國務院副總理王岐山撰文的英文原文：

　　China and Britain need to join hands over crisis

　　By Wang Qishan

　　Published: May 7 2009 19:43 | Last updated: May 7 2009 19:43

　　The global financial crisis is still spreading. The world economy is going to get worse before it gets better, and the situation remains serious. China and the UK should take even stronger measures jointly to meet challenges and promote early recovery of both our economies and the global economy.

　　Since the outbreak of this crisis, our two countries and the rest of the international community have stood side by side and worked closely together. To overcome the current difficulties, it is essential to convert confidence into credit in the market and quickly recover functions of the financial markets. It is important properly to co-ordinate the positions of all sides and to make good use of “both hands”, the government and the market.

　　It is imperative for countries to co-ordinate macroeconomic policies and for all to adopt stimulus, fiscal and monetary policies. It is vital unequivocally to reject protectionism of all kinds.

　　China’s huge stimulus package has now produced initial results. There has occurred positive change in our economy and things are better than previously expected.

　　We will continue the proactive fiscal policy and moderately easy monetary policy to ensure sound and steady growth of our economy, and in so doing contribute to the recovery of the global economy.

　　In order to prevent a repetition of this financial crisis, China and the UK, as important members of the Group of 20 leading nations, should strengthen co-operation to promote the implementation of the consensus reached at the Washington and London summits.

　　As regards financial regulation, we should strengthen, on the basis of sovereign rules, co-operation in regulating international private capital flows, financial institutions and markets, financial products and intermediaries. Our regulatory authorities should enhance sharing of information and experience with each other, and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of their information exchange. With due consideration given to economies’ varying stages of development, it is necessary to develop unified and widely acceptable international standards and norms of financial regulation.

　　It is also important to improve the basic financial system including international accounting standards, valuation of complex financial products, governance structure, the credit rating system and internal risk management.

　　Concerning financial stability, we should keep exchange rates of major currencies stable through exchange rate policy co-ordination.

　　We should establish a global financial risk early-warning system as soon as we can. It is important to increase emergency assistance for the hard-hit developing countries, especially the least-developed ones. These countries also need to be given more guidance on how properly to tackle the crisis, with a view to ensuring the attainment of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals, which aim to alleviate extreme poverty.

　　In terms of reforming the international financial system, with the goal of shaping a new international financial order that is fair, just, inclusive and orderly, we should together call for and promote balanced diversification in the international monetary system to ensure and support its stability. We should advance reform of international financial institutions such as the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the Financial Stability Board so as to increase the representation and voices of developing countries and make sure that the decision-making process is transparent, fair and just.

　　Our two countries have a lot to offer each other and great potential for co-operation in the financial sector. China will continue to open its financial sector in an active, prudent and gradual manner.

　　We welcome the presence of British financial institutions in China. We also hope that the UK side will provide greater facilitation to Chinese financial institutions wishing to expand business in the UK.

　　The writer is vice-premier of the State Council of China