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Li Chenggang

Li Chenggang
The latest news and top stories on Li Chenggang, China’s International Trade Negotiator and Vice Minister of Commerce. Known for his extensive background in trade law and international trade negotiations, he has held various key roles within the Ministry of Commerce since 1989, including Assistant Minister and Permanent Representative to the World Trade Organization. His responsibilities involve shaping China’s trade relations and addressing disputes, as evidenced by his confirmation of the tariff truce following high-level trade negotiations in Stockholm. A Peking University and University of Hamburg alumnus, his expertise is crucial in navigating complex global trade dynamics.
E-commerce

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