Making deals and friends
Updated: 2013-07-12 13:27
(China Daily)
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Led by the US-China Business Council and the National Committee on United States-China Relations, leaders of 11 Chinarelated organizations hosted a dinner honoring Chinese Vice-Premier Wang Yang and State Councilor Yang Jiechi following two days of meetings with their US counterparts. US Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker and US Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack attended the gala.
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Vice-Premier Wang Yang with Ellen Kullman, chairman and CEO of DuPont Co and chair of the US-China Business Council. Photos by Larry Lee / China Daily |
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State Councilor Yang Jiechi meets with David Shambaugh, director of China Policy Program at the Elliott School of International A1 airs at the George Washington University. |
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Zhang Yesui, vice-minister of foreign a1 airs and former Chinese ambassador to the US, with Paul Conway, vice-chairman of Cargil Inc. |
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Vice-Premier Wang Yang with David Farr (center), chairman and CEO of Emerson. |
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State Councilor Yang Jiechi with Yuan Ning, president of China Construction USA and president of the US-China General Chamber of Commerce. |
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Chi Wang (left), president of the US-China Policy Foundation, and Jiang Zehui, vice-chair of the committee on population, resources and environment under the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Jiang has played a crucial role in launching the China Garden at the US National Arboretum. |
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Vice-Premier Wang Yang greets senior executives of Chinese enterprises in the US. |
(China Daily USA 07/12/2013 page19)
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