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China, US should lengthen list of cooperation, shorten list of problems: Chinese vice premier

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China, US should lengthen list of cooperation, shorten list of problems: Chinese vice premier

2025-12-10 01:03 Last Updated At:05:17

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng emphasized on Tuesday that China and the United States should continuously lengthen the list of cooperation and shorten the list of problems between the two sides.

He, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, made the remarks during a meeting in Beijing with Craig Allen, Senior Counselor at the Cohen Group, a global business consultancy.

Since the beginning of this year, the heads of state of China and the United States have held several phone conversations and had a successful meeting in Busan, Republic of Korea, reaching important common understandings, He said.

He emphasized that both sides should maintain the momentum of cooperation under the strategic guidance of the two heads of state.

As China is about to embark on its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), the country will keep expanding high-standard opening up. He welcomed more U.S. enterprises to invest and operate in China, to promote the stable, sound and sustainable development of China-U.S. economic and trade relations.

For his part, Allen conveyed his willingness to serve as a bridge for further enhancing U.S.-China economic and trade cooperation.

China, US should lengthen list of cooperation, shorten list of problems: Chinese vice premier

China, US should lengthen list of cooperation, shorten list of problems: Chinese vice premier

Since Cambodia-Thailand border conflict reignited on Sunday, affected residents in Thailand have continued to stream into temporary shelters set up in the border provinces of Buriram and Sisaket.

A spokesperson for Thailand's Second Army Area Command said later Monday that 325 temporary shelters across four border provinces have been opened, with 51,147 civilians evacuated to the sites.

Some of the shelters are equipped with small medical stations staffed with healthcare workers to treat the residents who have developed health problems during evacuation.

Cambodian Defense Ministry's Undersecretary of State and Spokesperson Lt. Gen. Maly Socheata said on Tuesday that seven Cambodian civilians were killed and 20 others wounded in the border conflict

Cambodian Minister of Information Neth Pheaktra said at least 16,568 Cambodian families with 54,550 people have fled their homes near the border for safe shelters.

Residents affected by Thai-Cambodian conflict stream into temporary shelters

Residents affected by Thai-Cambodian conflict stream into temporary shelters

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