Premier Wen Jiabao said Sunday China would work together with other nations towards a fair and reasonable new political and economic order of the world.

Wen made the remarks at a press conference after the National People's Congress (NPC) concluded its annual session, saying his biggest concern over the international situation is security and stability.

He said China is concentrating its efforts on economic and social development, which needs a peaceful and safe external environment.

"The uncertainty of the global economy would also affect Chinese economy." He said.

Premier Wen also?answered other questions from the journalists as following:

? China to contribute to fair, reasonable world order

? Diplomatic snub against China in Copenhagen 'still a mystery'
? China's exit strategy must be 'very cautious, flexible'
? Wen reiterates worries over China's assets in U.S.
? Sino-U.S. relations go beyond bilateral scope
? U.S. responsible for disruptions in relations

? Wen promises to grant foreign enterprises 'national treatment'
? China to increase imports, promote balanced trade
•? Restrictions on Chinese exports hurt foreign businesses in China
? HK to see gradual progress in promoting democracy
? Wen: wish to visit Taiwan still very strong

? China's development affects no other countries:Wen
? Premier Wen says he is staunch supporter of free trade
? Premier Wen says Chinese yuan 'not undervalued'
? China to continue to work with other countries to tackle climate change
? Stable growth, structural adjustment, inflation management essential for China to advert 'double dip': Premier

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