A Chinese business delegation led by CCPIT Chairman Ren Hongbin met the US Semiconductor Industry Association in Washington. Both sides discussed expanding cooperation in the semiconductor sector. They also focused on securing industrial and supply chain stability. The meeting included leaders from major global tech firms.
CCPIT also arranged a separate meeting with the US-China Business Council. Ren highlighted 50 years of cooperation between the two organizations. He said the CCPIT aims to advance the new consensus set by national leaders. US officials welcomed deeper business engagement and upcoming cooperation opportunities.
More than 80 representatives from companies such as Qualcomm, FedEx, HP, ICBC and Pop Mart joined the discussions. US firms emphasized their long-term presence and investment plans in China. Chinese companies shared their interest in stable, predictable cooperation. Both sides agreed to strengthen communication.
Experts said these engagements reflect the structural strength of China–US economic ties. They noted that business cooperation can help stabilize the broader bilateral relationship. Analysts also highlighted the importance of high-level dialogue and regular working-level exchanges. They said business communities remain the central pillar of the partnership.
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