In a move aimed at strengthening economic ties, Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng has called on Japanese companies to increase their investments in the Chinese mainland. Speaking on Monday in Beijing, He emphasized China's commitment to high-level opening-up and highlighted the robust economic integration between China and Japan.
He, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, addressed a Japanese business delegation during their visit to China. He pointed out that the two nations share deeply integrated economies, extensive common interests, and ample space for cooperation. He expressed optimism that the Japanese business community would contribute positively to the win-win cooperation between China and Japan.
He extended a warm invitation to Japanese and other international companies to continue investing in China, sharing in the country's development opportunities. This call comes at a time when China is actively seeking to attract foreign investment to bolster its economic growth and innovation sectors.
Responding to He’s remarks, prominent figures from the Japanese business community, including Chairman of the Japan Business Federation Masakazu Tokura, Chairman of the Japan-China Economic Association Kosei Shindo, and Chairman of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Ken Kobayashi, expressed their willingness to deepen their investments in China. They highlighted the mutual benefits of enhanced economic cooperation and affirmed their commitment to contributing to the prosperity of both nations.
The meeting underscores the ongoing efforts to foster a collaborative economic relationship between China and Japan, aiming for sustained growth and shared success in the region.
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