China confirms Vice Premier to attend US trade talks in Stockholm
"Vice Premier of the State Council He Lifeng will go to Sweden from July 27 to 30 to hold economic and trade talks with the United States," a commerce ministry spokesperson said in a statement, adding the countries will continue negotiating "in the spirit of mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win cooperation."
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