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China's top trade negotiator: Hope US would create favorable conditions for cooperation
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China's top trade negotiator: Hope US would create favorable conditions for cooperation
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2025.11.05 18:49
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Following his meeting with the agriculture delegation from the United States (US) on Wednesday, China's top trade negotiator Li Chenggang urged the US to create favorable conditions for cooperation.
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The US, China are important agricultural partners.
Hopes for the US to foster an environment that would be conducive for cooperation.
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