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China's Premier Li Says Beijing Remains Committed to Openness

China's Premier Li Says Beijing Remains Committed to Openness
Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 24 June 2026, 03:56 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 24th, 2026 China's Premier Li Says Beijing Remains Committed to Openness Chinese Premier Li Qiang delivered a special address at the Summer Davos forum in Dalian on Wednesday. He said Beijing will continue to expand domestic demand and accelerate the large-scale application of new technologies. Bloomberg's Minmin Low reports.

Jun 24th, 2026 China's Premier Li Says Beijing Remains Committed to Openness Chinese Premier Li Qiang delivered a special address at the Summer Davos forum in Dalian on Wednesday. He said Beijing will continue to expand domestic demand and accelerate the large-scale application of new technologies. Bloomberg's Minmin Low reports.
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