菩提萨埵是菩萨吗:Chinese premier thanks Greece, Malta for help in Libya evacuation

On behalf of the Chinese government and people, Premier Wen Jiabao on Sunday sent messages of gratitude to Greek and Maltese governments for their help in evacuating Chinese nationals from Libya.
In the messages conveyed by Chinese diplomats to his Greek and Maltese counterparts George Papandreou and Lawrence Gonzi, Wen said the Greek and Maltese governments responded promptly to Chinese government's request for help in evacuating its nationals from Libya, receiving the evacuees and providing food and accommodation for them. This is a full display of the two countries' goodwill toward the Chinese people and their lofty spirit to help friends in times of crisis, Wen said.
More Chinese nationals evacuated from Libya are expected to arrive in Greece and Malta in the coming days and the Chinese government will bring them home as soon as possible, he added. Wen said he hopes that the two governments would continue to help with the evacuation.
Both Papandreou and Gonzi thanked Wen for the messages and said they fully understand the great importance attached by the Chinese government to evacuation, according to diplomatic sources. They also expressed willingness to continue their support to and cooperation with China in its evacuation efforts.
Source: Xinhua
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Key figures mentioned by Premier Wen during on-line chat
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao during an on-line chat with the public Sunday answered questions concerning economic growth targets, housing prices, migrant workers, currency exchange rate reform, health care insurance, and other matters.
The following are some important figures he mentioned during the chat.
-- The government is to set its annual gross domestic product (GDP) growth target for the 2011-2015 period at 7 percent.
-- China plans to build 36 million affordable homes for low-income earners during the next five years.
-- The government aims to reduce energy consumption per unit of GDP by 16 to 17 percent by 2015 from the current levels.
The government set a goal of reducing energy consumption per unit of GDP by around 20 percent from 2005 levels by the end of 2010 and achieved a 19.1-percent decrease.
-- The number of rural migrant workers working in cities stood at 240 million.
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