Premier Li Keqiang met with Chinese and foreign reporters and answered their questions at a news conference held at the Great Hall of the People after the conclusion of the first session of the 13th National People's Congress on Tuesday. The following is a transcript of the news conference:
President Xi Jinping is scheduled to deliver the keynote speech at the Boao Forum on Tuesday. His speech is expected to give participants and observers at the forum fresh insights into China's policies and the country's next round of reform and opening-up measures amid the uncertainties surrounding the China-US trade spat.
Pony.ai announces last week that it has raised 2 million and will speed up commercialization of its autonomous driving technology. [Photo provided to China Daily]
President Tijjani Muhammad-Bande of the General Assembly already has postponed to an unspecified date the Youth Plenary in preparation for commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the United Nations, said his spokeswoman, Reem Abaza. It was slated for March 31-April 2.
Premier Li: We welcome the recent de-escalation of tensions on the Korean Peninsula. China supports all efforts that are conducive to the resolution of the Korean nuclear issue through dialogue and negotiation. China will continue to do all it can to take forward the denuclearization process and uphold peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula. We hope that all parties will show sincerity and take concrete actions to get the nuclear issue back to the track of negotiation and strive for new progress toward denuclearization and peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula. We believe this serves the interests of all parties and the world at large.
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President Xi Jinping made a stopover on the western Portuguese island of Terceira on his way back to Beijing, after he finished a state visit to Cuba.
Preparatory work is underway for a cross-border railway connecting China's Tibet autonomous region with Nepal's capital, Kathmandu.
Porter and Fifield also announced amending the penalty regime under the Privacy Act.
President Xi Jinping praised Shenzhen's success, noting its "historic leap from a backward border town to an international metropolis with global influence". In a speech delivered at Shenzhen's anniversary celebrations, Xi said the city needs to become a demonstration area of socialism with Chinese characteristics.