"I'm here to reassure Asian countries" but at the same time "to tell them that they also have a role to play in European and global growth", Hollande told reporters aboard his flight to the meeting, AFP reported.

Analysts said China has firmly supported the EU and provided help within its capacity, but structural economic reform is needed to resolve the eurozone crisis.

China has offered $43 billion to the IMF's crisis-fighting reserves, and has helped the EU by buying bonds and increasing imports from its member economies.

However, China should watch out for the possible risks as the debt burden may be ultimately transferred, said Yu Yongding, a researcher with the Institute of World Economics and Politics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

The European Central Bank announced in September it will increase purchases of government bonds to bring down interest rates for heavily indebted countries in the eurozone.

"Such policies cannot resolve the EU's fundamental problems and may make developing countries, including China, sacrifice their interests," Yu told a forum held in Beijing on Nov 2.

Justin Yifu Lin, former chief economist and senior vice-president of the World Bank, said at the same forum that it may be difficult to push forward structural economic reforms in Southern European countries.

Over the next decade, the global economy will grow very slowly with lurking risks, low rate of return and a high unemployment rate, Lin predicted.

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