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25 September 2009, London, United Kingdom
Hong Kong and Singapore lead five Asian cities that appear in the City of London
Corporation's Global Financial Centres index of competitive cities. The other
three are the Chinese cities of Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen.
27 July 2009 London, Hong Kong
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), the country's securities
regulator, began accepting listing applications for the growth enterprise market
(GEM) on Sunday.
A total of 108 enterprises filed applications on Sunday, much
more than the regulator's previous expectation of 50 to 100 companies.02 May 2009 London, UK
China UK Business Association (CCCB) hosted
business discussion with delegation from Zhejiang
Enterprises Association led by Xiaolong, Ye
(President of Hongzhou Xihuo Real Estate Development
Corporation).
03 March 2009, Beijing
March 3
(Bloomberg) -- China’s economy, the world’s
third biggest, is “very likely” to recover in
the first half of 2009, central bank Vice
Governor Su Ning said in Beijing.
17 February 2009 BDAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania
Addressing more than 1,200 college students, professionals, businesspeople,
industrialists and people from other sectors in Tanzania's capital, Hu said:
"During times of adversity, it is all the more important for China and Africa to
support each other, and work and tide over the difficulties together."
17 February 2009 Hong Kong
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has
touted her approach to diplomacy as “smart
power.” That’s nothing new for China, which
has employed economic, political and
cultural persuasion under President Hu
Jintao to build its image as a responsible
world leader.
02 February 2009 London, United Kingdom
Primer Wen's Interview with Financial Times
I’m confident that the Chinese economy will be
able to get through the difficult times caused
by the financial crisis. This confidence has
been based on a scientific approach, as well as
the realities in today’s world, as well as in
China. The source of my confidence is based on
the correct judgment we have made of the current
situation.”
28 January 2009 London, United Kingdom
Addressing participants on the first day of the World Economic Forum, Chinese
Premier Wen Jiabao said: “From late last December, we have seen signs in the
recovery of the Chinese economy; the signs are small ones but they give me
hope.”
22 January 2009 London, United Kingdom
With the emergence of China as a global economic and political force, we need to
establish an effective working partnership. The UK has a lot to offer China.
This is the first document of the UK Government
to articulate an approach for the UK's
relationship with China.
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