On December 8, the International Monetary Fund Shanghai Center officially opened. As one of the regional centers established by the International Monetary Fund around the world, the opening and operation of the Shanghai Center is of great significance in deepening cooperation between the IMF and China. The reporter learned from the People's Bank of China that the International Monetary Fund's Shanghai Center aims to strengthen exchanges and cooperation between the International Monetary Fund and Asia-Pacific economies, conduct relevant research on areas of concern to emerging markets and middle-income countries, provide targeted capacity building support to regional economies, and maintain global and regional financial stability. Pan Gongsheng, Governor of the People's Bank of China, said that the opening and operation of the Shanghai Center fully reflects the firm position of promoting win-win cooperation between China and the IMF. It is of great significance in deepening cooperation between the IMF and China, promoting macroeconomic policy exchanges and coordination among countries in the Asia-Pacific region, maintaining global and regional financial stability, and improving global financial governance. The People's Bank of China will continue to work with Shanghai and the IMF to fully support the construction and development of the Shanghai Center. International Monetary Fund Managing Director Georgieva said that the Shanghai Center will serve as an important hub to promote research work in policy areas related to emerging markets and middle-income countries, and to deepen dialogue and exchanges between the IMF and member countries, regional institutions, and other stakeholders in the region. Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng said that he expects the Shanghai Center to support the construction of the Shanghai International Financial Center by providing positive measures such as policy research, capacity building, and promoting cooperation and exchanges, and provide greater support for expanding a high level of financial openness to the outside world. Shanghai will continue to create favorable conditions and facilities for the efficient operation of the IMF Shanghai Center.

On December 8, the International Monetary Fund Shanghai Center officially opened. As one of the regional centers established by the International Monetary Fund around the world, the opening and operation of the Shanghai Center is of great significance in deepening cooperation between the IMF and China. The reporter learned from the People's Bank of China that the International Monetary Fund's Shanghai Center aims to strengthen exchanges and cooperation between the International Monetary Fund and Asia-Pacific economies, conduct relevant research on areas of concern to emerging markets and middle-income countries, provide targeted capacity building support to regional economies, and maintain global and regional financial stability. Pan Gongsheng, Governor of the People's Bank of China, said that the opening and operation of the Shanghai Center fully reflects the firm position of promoting win-win cooperation between China and the IMF. It is of great significance in deepening cooperation between the IMF and China, promoting macroeconomic policy exchanges and coordination among countries in the Asia-Pacific region, maintaining global and regional financial stability, and improving global financial governance. The People's Bank of China will continue to work with Shanghai and the IMF to fully support the construction and development of the Shanghai Center. International Monetary Fund Managing Director Georgieva said that the Shanghai Center will serve as an important hub to promote research work in policy areas related to emerging markets and middle-income countries, and to deepen dialogue and exchanges between the IMF and member countries, regional institutions, and other stakeholders in the region. Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng said that he expects the Shanghai Center to support the construction of the Shanghai International Financial Center by providing positive measures such as policy research, capacity building, and promoting cooperation and exchanges, and provide greater support for expanding a high level of financial openness to the outside world. Shanghai will continue to create favorable conditions and facilities for the efficient operation of the IMF Shanghai Center.