International institutions are optimistic about the Chinese economy. By 2030, China's share of global exports is expected to rise to 17%.

As the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference are being held, international institutions are praising China's economic achievements over the past year. International institutions believe that China's economy has shown vigorous vitality in the past year. New quality production forces have steadily developed, and achievements in scientific and technological innovation have been fruitful, with research and applications in artificial intelligence, biomedicine, robotics, quantum technology, and other fields leading the world. Looking ahead, international institutions are confident in China's goal of achieving 4.5% to 5% economic growth this year. They believe that China's advantages in industrial chain clusters, engineer dividends, and the technological iterative capabilities of its super-large domestic demand market constitute a "golden triangle" that supports exports, and they expect China's share of the global export market to continue to rise in the future. Xing Ziqiang, Chief Economist of Morgan Stanley China, said, "We expect that China's share of the global export market is currently around 15%, which is already at a high point and is expected to climb further. By 2030, China's share of the global export market is expected to rise to 17%, pushing China's industrial chain competitiveness and control to a new level."