Greek PM Calls for Further Economic Cooperation with China

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Greek PM Calls for Further Economic Cooperation with China

Visiting Greek Prime Minister Constantine Simitis on Tuesday called on Greek and Chinese entrepreneurs to expand bilateral economic and trade cooperation.

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Visiting Greek Prime Minister Constantine Simitis on Tuesday called on Greek and Chinese entrepreneurs to expand bilateral economic and trade cooperation.

At a seminar on China-Greece economic and trade relations, Simitis said both sides need to push their economic cooperation inagriculture, tourism, biological technology and telecommunicationstoward a new stage.

Both countries are developing their economies, and both are committed to domestic economic construction, which will provide opportunities for the development of bilateral relations.

With the smooth development of Greece-China economic relations and increasing bilateral trade volume in recent years, both countries have bright prospects in the field of economic and tradecooperation, he said.

Enterpreneurs from both countries should grasp any opportunity to strengthen economic and trade ties in all fields, he said, welcoming more investment from China.

Figures from the Chinese customs show that China-Greece bilateral trade volume reached 752 million U.S. dollars in 2001, ayear-on-year increase of 20 percent.

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