China is opening its doors wider to foreign businesses, inviting them to join in the country's journey towards high-quality and sustainable growth. Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen emphasized China's commitment to green and low-carbon development, highlighting new opportunities emerging from this strategic shift.
During a recent meeting in Beijing, Wang met with Robert Goldstein, Chairman and CEO of Las Vegas Sands Corp., to discuss the prospects of China's evolving economy. The discussion centered around China-U.S. economic and trade relations, as well as Las Vegas Sands Corp.'s growth plans in the Chinese market.
Wang highlighted the resilience and inherent momentum of the Chinese mainland's economy, which he believes play a pivotal role in bolstering global confidence in economic development. He referenced the comprehensive plans outlined during the third plenary session of the 20th Communist Party of China Central Committee, aimed at enhancing the institutions and mechanisms that support China's high-standard opening up.
China aims to create a conducive environment for foreign businesses to thrive, and corporations like Las Vegas Sands Corp. are poised to take advantage of the burgeoning market opportunities. Robert Goldstein echoed this sentiment, stating that as the world's two largest economies, China and the United States stand to benefit mutually and collectively from their cooperation.
Looking ahead, Las Vegas Sands Corp. plans to continue increasing its investment in China, seeking outcomes that are beneficial for both the company and the broader Chinese mainland market.
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