BEIJING (Reuters) - China is willing to work with Italy to improve trade and investment ties, a spokesperson at the commerce ministry said on Thursday, ...
STORY CONTINUES BELOW THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOSBEIJING - China is willing to work with Italy to improve trade and investment ties, a spokesperson at the commerce ministry said on Thursday, following a recent visit by the Italian foreign minister to Beijing.
Both sides have reached consensus on further improving the level of trade and facilitating two-way investment, ministry spokesperson He Yadong told reporters when asked about Antonio Tajani's visit. In recent months, Italy has expressed doubts over its membership in the Beijing-led Belt and Road initiative, and has until December to formally withdraw from an accord which expires next March. Otherwise, it will be extended for another five years.
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