Premier Li Keqiang will call for an "objective" and reasoned understanding of the Chinese economy from the international community in a speech to be delivered at the 45th annual World Economic Forum meeting next week, a leading official said on Friday.

The speech is expected to provide insight into global affairs and the Chinese economy for 2015.

Li will address 2,500 government and business leaders in Davos, Switzerland, to bolster global confidence in the Chinese economy as it goes through structural changes, Vice-Foreign Minister Li Baodong said at a briefing about the meeting.