( September 25, 2025, 08:17 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China’s Commerce Minister Wang Wentao met in New York on Tuesday with executives from more than a dozen Chinese companies operating in the US, including those in the finance, logistics, e-commerce, petrochemicals, telecom, transport, automotive, new energy and pharmaceutical sectors. Joined by the China General Chamber of Commerce USA, Wang said Beijing will continue to support Chinese businesses abroad, work to steady bilateral trade ties and defend companies' rights. He noted that earlier China-US trade talks had yielded important consensus but warned that global trade rules are under strain from protectionism. He urged businesses to diversify, stay compliant and collaborate to withstand uncertainty.The statement follows:...
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