New York City played host to a vibrant networking forum on Monday, orchestrated by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) in collaboration with the Chinese consulate and other trade organizations.
With over 300 representatives from Chinese and American companies and business associations in attendance, the event served as a dynamic platform to explore and enhance trade opportunities between the two economic powerhouses.
Ren Hongbin, chairman of the CCPIT, emphasized the pivotal role of economic and trade cooperation in China-U.S. relations. Reflecting on the 45 years since the establishment of diplomatic ties, Ren highlighted how these collaborations have significantly deepened, fostering a robust partnership.
\"China and the U.S. have strong economic complementarities and deeply intertwined interests,\" Ren stated. He added that strengthening supply chain cooperation is crucial for maintaining the stability and efficiency of global industrial and supply chains, which in turn supports economic growth both domestically and internationally.
Ren also pointed out that the common interests between China and the U.S. are expanding, not shrinking. This growth spans traditional sectors like trade and agriculture, as well as emerging fields such as climate change and artificial intelligence. These areas present ample opportunities for companies from both nations to collaborate and innovate.
The positive outlook was shared by other attendees, including John Wang, president of the Asian American Business Development Center. Wang expressed optimism about the future of China-U.S. economic relations, stating, \"Our continued partnership will not only enhance bilateral relations but will also contribute to global economic stability and growth.\"
Overall, the forum underscored the mutual benefits of sustained economic cooperation, paving the way for a thriving future in China-U.S. trade relations.
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