China on Sunday urged U.S.-funded enterprises to take practical measures to stabilize the global industrial and supply chains, aiming for win-win cooperation amid ongoing trade challenges. During a roundtable in Beijing, Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Ling Ji emphasized that multilateralism is key to overcoming worldwide hurdles. 🌐
Ling Ji reassured that the Chinese mainland remains committed to opening its doors wider, ensuring a steadfast policy on foreign investment and protecting the rights of all foreign-invested companies, including American enterprises operating locally.
The discussion also addressed the recent U.S. decision to impose tariffs that disrupted the multilateral trading system and infringed upon the rights of trading partners. In response, China has taken resolute countermeasures that not only secure the interests of U.S.-funded firms but also urge a return to equitable trading practices.
Representatives from more than 20 major U.S.-funded companies, such as Tesla, GE HealthCare, and Medtronic, joined the dialogue, highlighting the vital role of global cooperation in today’s fast-evolving tech and trade landscape. This dynamic conversation resonates with a generation keen on technology, global trends, and innovative industry solutions. 🚀
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China urges U.S. firms to ensure stability of industrial, supply chain
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