China Woos Global CEOs as Trade War Rages On
June 27, 2019 | BY
Marilyn RomeroAt the Global CEO Council meeting in Beijing, Premier Li Keqiang and global business leaders renewed their vows to work together to build China's economy, despite gathering clouds in the U.S.-China trade war.
Against the backdrop of the continuing global uncertainty and instability caused by the U.S.-China trade disputes, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has assured 19 business leaders of leading multinational companies that China will continue to broaden market access in a wide range of fields.
Li made the assurance at the 7th Roundtable Summit of the Global CEO Council, an annual event held in Beijing. Chairmen and chief executives of companies such as Honeywell International Inc., UPS, Volkswagen, Rio Tinto, Nokia Corp., Schneider Electric S.E., ABB and ArcelorMittal S.A. were in attendance.
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