China will actively promote structural reforms and restructuring and strive to realise the economy's sustained, healthy long-term development, Li said.
The world's second-largest economy is on track this year to grow at its slowest pace in more than two decades. To counter that slowdown, China's government has unleashed a number of measures aimed at turning the market from one dominated by manufacturing and investment to one driven by consumption and services.
China would strive to create a favourable business environment, improve intellectual property protections and become the most attractive destination for investment, said Li, adding that he welcomed foreign companies to invest in China.