In Beijing on Tuesday, Chinese vice premier He Lifeng met with Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council (USCBC), and made a clear call: let's lengthen the list of cooperation and shorten the list of problems between China and the US 🤝.
He highlighted that both presidents have recently chatted on the phone and had a productive meeting in Busan, laying the groundwork for a series of important understandings. Guided by this top-level strategic leadership, He said both sides should stay on course, keep the cooperation momentum going, and tackle challenges together.
With the Chinese mainland approaching the first year of its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), there's a big push for high-standard opening up. He Lifeng welcomed more US companies to invest and operate in China, aiming to promote steady, healthy, and sustainable growth in China-US economic and trade relations 🌱📈.
Craig Allen applauded the positive outcomes of the presidential talks and emphasized his readiness to act as a bridge for deeper economic and trade collaboration, pointing to a future where joint initiatives could spark innovation in tech, green energy, and more across the Asia-Pacific region 🚀.
For young professionals and entrepreneurs in South and Southeast Asia, this renewed push for cooperation could mean more opportunities—think new partnerships, cross-border projects, and a more connected global market. Stay tuned as these high-level talks turn into real-world projects!
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Chinese vice premier calls for more cooperation between China, U.S.
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