On November 28, BANK OF CHINA Chairman Ge Haijiao held a working meeting with Ren Hongbin, President of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), at the BANK OF CHINA headquarters. The two leaders witnessed the signing of a cooperation agreement between the two institutions. BANK OF CHINA Vice President Yang Jun and CCPIT Vice President Nie Wenhui attended the event.
Ge Haijiao stated that BANK OF CHINA is thoroughly implementing the guiding principles of the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee. The bank will further leverage its role as a primary channel for foreign trade financial services through more concrete measures and optimized services, contributing to high-level opening-up and fostering new prospects for win-win cooperation. Over the years, BANK OF CHINA and CCPIT have been key partners, achieving fruitful results in serving trade activities and participating in global economic governance. Building on this agreement, BANK OF CHINA will utilize its domestic and international resource platforms to strengthen multi-level and comprehensive collaboration with CCPIT. Together, they will support national diplomatic and trade strategies, engage deeply in bilateral and multilateral mechanisms, participate in international commercial rule-making, and expand cooperation in major trade exhibitions, injecting robust momentum into building China into a strong trading nation.
Ren Hongbin emphasized that CCPIT will further expand its enterprise service network and international partnerships, playing a greater role in promoting high-quality development, constructing new development paradigms, and fostering an open global economy. In the next phase, CCPIT looks forward to deepening cooperation with BANK OF CHINA by implementing the agreement, focusing on trade and investment promotion, supporting APEC and other multilateral activities, and organizing major exhibitions like the Supply Chain Expo. The two sides aim to unlock greater cooperation potential, elevate collaboration to higher levels, and achieve more advanced and high-quality mutual benefits, setting a model for partnership between trade promotion agencies and financial institutions.
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