The ongoing Two Sessions of China, an important window for the world to understand China, have drawn continuous media attention across the globe. International figures note that amid a world of intertwined chaos and escalating regional conflicts, China's high-quality development has, with its own certainty, delivered confidence and stability that people are seeking in the global market.

Christine Susanna Tjhin, Director of Strategic Communications & Research at Indonesia's Gentala Institute: I believe this year's Two Sessions are of great significance. The messages the Two Sessions releases are exactly what people have been eagerly awaiting, such as promoting multilateralism and contributing to a multipolar world order. These commitments are stability signals to the global economy and greater certainty to global governance.

Faruk Boric, President of the Association of Friendship between China and Bosnia and Herzegovina: This is a turbulent world, while Chinese modernization has set an example for many developing countries. Over 800 million people have been lifted out of poverty in China. This provides a replicable model and experience for countries in Africa and Asia, and also some European countries, like us.

Michael Schumann, Chairman of the Board of the German Federal Association for Economic Development and Foreign Trade (BWA): President Xi Jinping has always emphasized putting the people at the center. This is an important concept that deserves global attention. In Europe, the development imbalance is worsening, and we need to reflect and adjust on this.

International figures agree that China's Two Sessions offer a vital window for the outside world to grasp China's policy priorities and development directions. Topics discussed at the sessions—including high-quality development, scientific and technological innovation, green transition, and the expansion of high-standard opening-up—are not only crucial to China's development but also of great significance to the international community.

Endalkachew Sime, an Ethiopian economist: A series of global initiatives President Xi Jinping proposed are manifested in China's own development plans. China's development has also provided practical experience for African countries. Currently, China is promoting high-quality development and focusing on a high-level, high-value-added economic growth model. For Africa, these are directions well worth learning.

Les Govender, Deputy Chairperson of the National Council of Provinces of South Africa: The Belt and Road Initiative has not only benefited South Africa but also brought well-being to the entire African continent. As China's largest trading partner in Africa, South Africa cherishes this partnership and will help more African countries to reap its benefits.

Pedro Grados Smith, Director of the Graduate School at the University of Lima, Peru: China is not only achieving economic growth but also advancing development in high-tech sectors, leading the world toward new development standards.