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China's Presi. Xi: Tariff and trade wars produce no winners
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China's Presi. Xi: Tariff and trade wars produce no winners
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2025.05.13 12:08
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Speaking at the opening ceremony of the fourth ministerial meeting of the China-CELAC (Community of Latin American and Caribbean States) Forum in Beijing on Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping said that "tariff and trade wars produce no winners."
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- Acts of bullying and domination will ultimately lead to isolation.
- China backs Latin America and the Caribbean in strengthening their role in global multilateral institutions.
- Beijing remains committed to mutual support with Latin American countries on key issues tied to their core interests and major priorities.
- China aims to expand collaboration with the region across sectors including infrastructure, agriculture, food security, energy, and mineral resources.
- China to offer 66 billion yuan credit line to support Latin America and Caribbean countries.
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