HKChinese Premier Li Qiang met with representatives from the US-China Business Council during a visit to the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. During the meeting, Li emphasized China's commitment to addressing 'reasonable concerns' of U.S. companies and ensuring a fair and competitive market environment. He encouraged U.S. firms to increase their presence in China, highlighting the country's growing smart and green consumption sectors. Li acknowledged that trade tensions between the two nations are inevitable due to the size of their economic relationship but expressed confidence that mutual respect and dialogue could resolve any disputes. The meeting took place ahead of President Xi Jinping's planned visit to the United States later in the month.
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