On October 13, the 8th joint meeting of the Sino-Singapore Bilateral Investment Promotion Commission was held via video. The conference was co-chaired by Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao and Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Trade and Industry Yan Jinyong. The two sides exchanged views on topics such as two-way investment, intergovernmental cooperation projects, and promotion of bilateral cooperation. Wang Wentao said that under the strategic guidance of the leaders of the two countries, the comprehensive and high-quality forward-looking partnership between China and Singapore continues to develop. Currently, bilateral investment between China and Singapore remains active. Bilateral cooperation projects such as the Suzhou Industrial Park, Chongqing Connectivity, and Guangzhou Knowledge City are progressing steadily, and cooperation in emerging fields continues to expand. China is ready to work with New Zealand to implement the important agreements reached by the leaders of the two countries, continue to play the role of the Sino-Singapore Investment Promotion Committee, actively engage in multi-level exchanges and dialogues, create new growth points for bilateral cooperation such as the digital economy and green economy, and continue to inject new impetus into Sino-Singapore economic and trade cooperation. Yan Jinyong said that New Zealand and China have close economic and trade ties and a solid foundation of cooperation. It is important to maintain dialogue using the New Zealand and China Investment Promotion Committee platform. The New Zealand side is willing to continue to deepen policy exchanges with China in emerging fields, carry out practical cooperation, and create more development opportunities for enterprises of the two countries. Singapore will assume the rotating chairmanship of ASEAN next year, and we look forward to working closely with China to further strengthen regional connectivity and economic cooperation.
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On October 13, the 8th joint meeting of the Sino-Singapore Bilateral Investment Promotion Commission was held via video. The conference was co-chaired by Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao and Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Trade and Industry Yan Jinyong. The two sides exchanged views on topics such as two-way investment, intergovernmental cooperation projects, and promotion of bilateral cooperation. Wang Wentao said that under the strategic guidance of the leaders of the two countries, the comprehensive and high-quality forward-looking partnership between China and Singapore continues to develop. Currently, bilateral investment between China and Singapore remains active. Bilateral cooperation projects such as the Suzhou Industrial Park, Chongqing Connectivity, and Guangzhou Knowledge City are progressing steadily, and cooperation in emerging fields continues to expand. China is ready to work with New Zealand to implement the important agreements reached by the leaders of the two countries, continue to play the role of the Sino-Singapore Investment Promotion Committee, actively engage in multi-level exchanges and dialogues, create new growth points for bilateral cooperation such as the digital economy and green economy, and continue to inject new impetus into Sino-Singapore economic and trade cooperation. Yan Jinyong said that New Zealand and China have close economic and trade ties and a solid foundation of cooperation. It is important to maintain dialogue using the New Zealand and China Investment Promotion Committee platform. The New Zealand side is willing to continue to deepen policy exchanges with China in emerging fields, carry out practical cooperation, and create more development opportunities for enterprises of the two countries. Singapore will assume the rotating chairmanship of ASEAN next year, and we look forward to working closely with China to further strengthen regional connectivity and economic cooperation.
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