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China wants to double trade with Poland - Chinese premier

Thu, Apr 26 2012 14:30 CET

byThe Warsaw Voice

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China wants to double trade with Poland - Chinese premier

China's premier Wen Jiabao chats with Poland's president Bronislaw Komorowski at the Belweder Palace in Warsaw 
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China aims to double bilateral trade turnover with Poland in the next five years, China's premier Wen Jiabao said on Wednesday April 25 in Warsaw during a historic visit, the first in 25 years, by a Chinese Premier to Poland.

Premier Wen arrived in Warsaw accompanied by several hundred-strong delegation with Chinese ministers, businessmen including CEOs of Chinese important economic institutions.

The main topic of talks between the Polish prime minister Donald Tusk and his Chinese counterpart were economic issues. Poland hopes for finding purchasers for its commodities and new technologies which may offset trade exchange between the two countries.

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