He called for further efforts to deliver China's "Made in China 2025" blueprint, which aims to shift the country away from low-end manufacturing to more value-added production.
"We need to accelerate the fostering of new growth drivers to gradually make them play a leading role in facilitating the transformation of traditional industries," Li said.
China has long been seen as the "world's factory," churning out vast quantities of low-quality goods. But with intensified government efforts, such as financial support and administrative assistance for start-ups, China is closing the innovation gap and is hoping it will invigorate the broader economy.
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