German President Steinmeier urges China's Xi to reduce trade surplus
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Beijing — German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has urged Chinese leader Xi Jinping to seek a reduction in the high foreign trade deficit with his country during a meeting on Friday, the last day of his four-day state visit to China. "We want close trade and economic relations with one another. A
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German President Steinmeier urges China's Xi to reduce trade surplus. Beijing — German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has urged Chinese leader Xi Jinping to seek a reduction in the high foreign trade deficit with his country during a meeting on Friday, the last day of his four-day state visit to China. "We want close trade and economic relations with one another. A Covered by 1 publications. The Korea Times: German President Steinmeier urges China's Xi to reduce trade surplus.
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- The Korea Times South Korea German President Steinmeier urges China's Xi to reduce trade surplus Beijing — German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has urged Chinese leader Xi Jinping to seek a reduction in the high foreign trade deficit with his country during a meeting on Friday, the last day of his four-day state visit to China. "We want close trade and economic relations with one another. A 4 h ago · Tier 3
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