
China Vows to Safeguard Rights and Interests in US Trade Talks
Vice Premier He Lifeng reaffirms China’s unwavering commitment to safeguard national interests and protect overseas Chinese-funded enterprises during US trade talks.
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Vice Premier He Lifeng reaffirms China’s unwavering commitment to safeguard national interests and protect overseas Chinese-funded enterprises during US trade talks.
China and the U.S. affirm the importance of a stable economic relationship and discuss TikTok, fairness, and tech export rules in candid Madrid talks.
The Chinese delegation briefed media in Madrid after economic and trade talks with the US, outlining key outcomes and future steps for tech, green growth, and global markets.
More than 50 officials from the Chinese mainland and the U.S. met in Madrid on day two of trade talks, covering tariffs, tech and supply chains in a neutral European setting.
Vice Premier He Lifeng leads the Chinese delegation to Madrid’s Santa Cruz Palace for new talks with the U.S., aiming to address tariffs, market access, and boost global economic ties.
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