The Chinese government expressed its desire for U.S. firms to play a significant role in its economy after top U.S. executives engaged in a meeting with Chinese officials.
The Chinese officials expressed their hope that the U.S.-China Business Council could encourage American firms to seize opportunities in China, leading to mutual cooperation and development. Wang stated that the delegation’s visit was timely as they could witness China’s comprehensive reforms.
Subramaniam said that the U.S. business sector would continue to explore the Chinese market with confidence and hoped to contribute more to the bilateral trade and investment relationship.
Prior to their visit to Beijing, the U.S. business representatives met with Guangzhou’s mayor, Sun Zhiyang. The city is considered a prime destination for American firms looking to invest in China.
Earlier, the U.S. Ambassador to China, Nicholas Burns, accused Beijing of sabotaging diplomatic relations between the two nations.
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