China holds trade, investment matchmaking events with three European countries

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China holds trade, investment matchmaking events with three European countries

2025-04-05 22:32 Last Updated At：04-06 14:07

China recently held trade and investment matchmaking events, as well as a joint economic cooperation commission meeting, with political and business representatives from Sweden, Norway and Hungary.

The events focused on topics such as economic and trade exchanges and cooperation across various sectors.

At the events, the Chinese representative emphasized that China welcomes European enterprises to invest in the country and aims to enhance the quality and efficiency of bilateral economic and trade relations.

The foreign representatives attending the events expressed the willingness of their respective countries to be long-term and reliable partners of China and to work together in safeguarding the multilateral trading system based on WTO rules.

Cross-border freight traffic on China-Laos railway sees strong growth in Q1

2025-04-11 00:47 Last Updated At：02:17

Cross-border freight traffic on the China-Laos Railway saw continued growth in the first quarter of 2025, reflecting stronger trade ties between China and Laos, with significant year-on-year increases in both volume and value, according to Kunming Customs.

In the first three months of this year, import and export volume grew 9.2 percent to 1.508 million tons, with the value of goods transported rising 17.5 percent to 4.19 billion yuan (over 570 million U.S. dollars), the customs data shows.

The China-Laos Railway connects Kunming in southwest China's Yunnan Province with Vientiane, the capital of Laos. The 1,035-km railway, a landmark project of high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, started operation on Dec 3, 2021.

Since its opening, the China-Laos Railway has become a key trade conduit, with import and export volumes surpassing 12 million tons to date.