The Chinese ambassador to Mexico, Zhu Qingqiao, said during the delivery of supplies that the Chinese government stand firm with the Mexican side in the fight against the pandemic.
The Chinese government targeted GDP growth of around 6.5 percent for 2017. The 2018 growth target is expected to be unveiled during the annual national legislative session in March next year.
The Chinese firm will also assist in setting up a broadband development strategy by carrying out a study for the establishment of a normative framework for access to very high-speed broadband. The company will also assist in promoting accessibility for people with disabilities, for inclusive development of the digital economy.
The Cabinet announced after its executive meeting on March 31 that it will extend tax breaks and subsidies on electric-vehicle purchases by two years to boost the sluggish market.
The Chinese mainland also reported 20 new asymptomatic cases on Tuesday, along with 64 discharged from medical observation. So far, a total of 903 asymptomatic patients infected with the virus are still under medical observation, according to the commission.
The California-based fund manager charted its own course on the Chinese mainland five years later when Deng Xiaoping — the late architect of the country's economic reform — embarked on his famous southern tour, a move that added flesh to the bones of a mega plan to open up what is now the world's second-largest economy.
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The Chinese government has always asked Chinese companies to conduct international cooperation on the basis of obeying international rules and local laws, Zhao said. The Indian government has an obligation to follow market rules and protect the lawful interests of international investors, including Chinese ones, he said.
The Chinese companies are equally eager to find the right people. Tracy Ma, a human resource officer at the medical equipment company MicroPort, said her company has a thirst for foreign-educated students as it is poised to expand into foreign markets.
The China-New Zealand free trade agreement, China's first such with a developed economy, should be upgraded to expand two-way trade and investment, said Premier Li Keqiang when meeting with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern on Wednesday in Singapore.
The Chinese leader said that he hopes both sides can work together to implement the various agreements during the visit this time so as to turn the blueprint of the bilateral ties for a new era into reality step by step.