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SEOUL, Sept 3 (Reuters) - The global economic recovery will likely stay on track, with some regions prospering while others lag, but risks remain including the impact from unwinding stimulus measures, Financial Stability Board Chairman Mario Draghi said on Friday.
"There's a greater likelihood that this recovery will stay with us," Draghi, who is also the governor of the Italian central bank, told a news conference in Seoul on the sidelines of a financial regulatory conference.
He said the global economic recovery was subject to a number of risks including the withdrawal of fiscal stimulus programmes and fragility in the financial markets.
"The recovery is not uniform. In some parts of the world, for example in China, it is strong but in other parts it is not so," he said.
He was attending the conference that the FSB co-hosted with the South Korean government, which will host the Nov. 11-12 summit of leaders from the Group of 20 developed and leading emerging economies. (Reporting by Rachel Armstrong and Yoo Choonsik; Editing by Ken Wills)