In Beijing on Wednesday, Chinese vice premier Ding Xuexiang sat down with Lim Chow Kiat, CEO of Singapore’s Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC), marking a new chapter in Sino-Singapore ties. The meeting, framed by strategic guidance from both nations’ leaders, highlights a partnership that’s all-round, high-quality, and future-oriented—setting a regional benchmark for cooperation.
Ding, who also serves on the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, outlined China’s positive long-term economic trajectory. He pointed to the steady rise of new, high-quality productive forces and track record of scientific and technological breakthroughs. “Our business environment keeps getting better,” Ding said, making China an increasingly preferred destination for global investors.
Lim praised China’s development achievements and voiced strong confidence in its future growth. He emphasized GIC’s commitment to deepen ties and expand investments in China, aiming to contribute to the next phase of China-Singapore cooperation.
As young global citizens track emerging investment landscapes, this high-profile meeting signals fresh opportunities. From tech startups to sustainable infrastructure, Sino-Singapore partnerships are primed for innovation—and China’s evolving market remains a key player for business and tech enthusiasts worldwide.
Looking ahead, both sides plan to leverage their strengths—China’s vast market and GIC’s global investment expertise—to drive forward projects that can shape regional economic trends and deliver real-world impact across industries.
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