China-Vice Premier/Multinationals
Beijing, China - March 23, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Exterior of meeting venue
2. Various of Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, CEO of Apple Tim Cook, shaking hands; posing for photos
3. He, chairman of Pfizer Albert Bourla shaking hands; posing for photos
4. He, CEO of Brookfield Asset Management Bruce Flatt shaking hands
5. He, CEO of Medtronic Geoff Martha shaking hands; posing for photos
6. He, CEO of Mastercard Michael Miebach shaking hands; posing for photos
7. Various of He, CEO of Eli Lilly and Company Dave Ricks shaking hands; posing for photos
8. He, chairman and CEO of Cargill Brian Sikes shaking hands; posing for photos
9. He, CEO of Corning Wendell Weeks shaking hands; posing for photos
10. Various of exterior of meeting venue; flowers
China will continue to open up at a higher level, and welcomes multinational companies to expand investment in China to deepen mutual benefit and win-win results, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng said on Sunday.
He, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, made the statement in a meeting in Beijing with business executives of leading global multinational companies, as they exchanged views on the global and Chinese economic situation, China-U.S. economic and trade cooperation, and expanding investment in China.
Noting that China's economy has strong resilience, vast potential and ample vitality, He said China is committed to promoting high-quality development, expanding high-standard opening up, and continuously improving the business environment, while welcoming increased investment by multinational companies in China to share in the country's development opportunities.
Business executives from multinational companies present at this meeting said they attached importance to the Chinese market and were optimistic about China's economic prospects, and also expressed their willingness to commit to long-term cooperation with China.
China-Vice Premier/Multinationals
Dateline : March 23, 2025
Location : China
Duration : 0'40
Beijing, China - March 23, 2025 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Exterior of meeting venue
2. Various of Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, CEO of Apple Tim Cook, shaking hands; posing for photos
3. He, chairman of Pfizer Albert Bourla shaking hands; posing for photos
4. He, CEO of Brookfield Asset Management Bruce Flatt shaking hands
5. He, CEO of Medtronic Geoff Martha shaking hands; posing for photos
6. He, CEO of Mastercard Michael Miebach shaking hands; posing for photos
7. Various of He, CEO of Eli Lilly and Company Dave Ricks shaking hands; posing for photos
8. He, chairman and CEO of Cargill Brian Sikes shaking hands; posing for photos
9. He, CEO of Corning Wendell Weeks shaking hands; posing for photos
10. Various of exterior of meeting venue; flowers
China will continue to open up at a higher level, and welcomes multinational companies to expand investment in China to deepen mutual benefit and win-win results, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng said on Sunday.
He, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, made the statement in a meeting in Beijing with business executives of leading global multinational companies, as they exchanged views on the global and Chinese economic situation, China-U.S. economic and trade cooperation, and expanding investment in China.
Noting that China's economy has strong resilience, vast potential and ample vitality, He said China is committed to promoting high-quality development, expanding high-standard opening up, and continuously improving the business environment, while welcoming increased investment by multinational companies in China to share in the country's development opportunities.
Business executives from multinational companies present at this meeting said they attached importance to the Chinese market and were optimistic about China's economic prospects, and also expressed their willingness to commit to long-term cooperation with China.
ID : 8421159
Published : 2025-03-24 01:15
Last Modified : 2025-03-24 17:18:48
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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