在代表团全体会议上的讲话

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Xi said China will continue to shorten the negative list, promote the opening-up of services, manufacturing and agriculture sectors on all fronts and allow foreign investors to operate wholly owned businesses in more sectors. A negative list shows areas where investment is prohibited; all other areas are presumed to be open.

Xi said the visits exchanged between he and Trong are historic, and the wide ranging consensus reached by them have been translated into fruitful outcomes of bilateral exchanges and cooperation.

Wuhan DDMC Culture Co. projected its net profits would total up to 80 million yuan (about .6 million) in the first quarter, more than 300 times as much as one year earlier.

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Wuyuan's Huangling Village, where countless rapeseed flowers blossom in the spring, has made progress in enriching tourism. The history of the village dates back to the end of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and the beginning of Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).

Xi called on both sides to maintain high-level exchanges and expand cooperation between the two governments, legislative institutions, political parties and local governments. He suggested both sides share experience in governance and development and support each other on issues concerning their core interests and major concerns.

Xi and other leaders ascended the steps and stopped in front of the flower baskets.

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Xi said he hoped attendees from various countries could share their insights on the international quality trend and experience in quality management.

Xi made the remarks in his congratulatory letter to the 19th International Botanical Congress, which kicked off in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, on Monday.

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Xi arrived in St. Petersburg on Thursday to attend the 23rd St. Petersburg International Economic Forum after holding talks with Putin in Moscow on Wednesday.

Xi also said that "we must stay committed to upholding multilateralism. China will work with Africa to uphold the UN-centered global governance system and support WHO in making greater contribution to the global COVID-19 response."