Opening-up policy 'won't be changed'
PREMIER Wen Jiabao yesterday called for foreign investors to maintain confidence in the future of China.
"Foreign friends should have full confidence that the orientation and policy of China's reform and opening to the outside world cannot and will not be changed," Wen told overseas delegates at the China Development Forum in Beijing.
"Various undertakings of reform in China will continue to march forward and will never come to a halt," Wen said.
"Friendly exchanges, especially trade and economic cooperation between China and the world, will continue to strengthen and will not be weakened," he said.
More than 30 years of reform and opening up in China have proved that the growth and progress of the country cannot be separated from the world, Wen said.
"China and the world have become interdependent and inseparable so that we have to further strengthen friendship and cooperation," he said.
Wen called for entrepreneurs, experts and scholars from around the world to regularly make comments and give advice on China's reform and development.
"We will surely be open and inclusive to your advice," Wen said, adding that China has to be open and inclusive in order to make progress.
"Foreign friends should have full confidence that the orientation and policy of China's reform and opening to the outside world cannot and will not be changed," Wen told overseas delegates at the China Development Forum in Beijing.
"Various undertakings of reform in China will continue to march forward and will never come to a halt," Wen said.
"Friendly exchanges, especially trade and economic cooperation between China and the world, will continue to strengthen and will not be weakened," he said.
More than 30 years of reform and opening up in China have proved that the growth and progress of the country cannot be separated from the world, Wen said.
"China and the world have become interdependent and inseparable so that we have to further strengthen friendship and cooperation," he said.
Wen called for entrepreneurs, experts and scholars from around the world to regularly make comments and give advice on China's reform and development.
"We will surely be open and inclusive to your advice," Wen said, adding that China has to be open and inclusive in order to make progress.
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