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| President Back Home after Three-Nation Asian Trip |
| Chinese President Jiang Zemin was back in Beijing Saturday afternoon, after wrapping up a state visit to Laos, Cambodia and Brunei and attending the 8th Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation Leaders' Informal Meeting in Bandar Seri Begawan in Brunei. |
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| Jiang's Three-Nation Tour, APEC Proposals Successful |
| Foreign Minister Tang Jiaxuan November 17 praised President Jiang Zemin's visit to Cambodia, Laos and Brunei and his participation in the eighth informal meeting of leaders of the Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC). |
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| Chinese President Concludes Visit to Brunei |
| President Jiang Zemin left Bandar Seri Begawan Saturday for home after attending the 8th Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation informal leadership meeting and paying a state visit to Brunei. |
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| China, Brunei to Strengthen Bilateral Ties |
| President Jiang Zemin said that China is ready to work together with Brunei to enhance all-round cooperation in the political, economic, social and other fields on November 17 in Bandar Seri Begawan. |
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| China, Brunei Sign Documents on Economic Cooperation |
| China and Brunei signed an agreement on encouraging and protecting investment on November 17 in Bandar Seri Begawan. |
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| Chinese Minister Hails APEC Meeting as "Fruitful" |
| Chinese Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation Shi Guangsheng on Friday expressed his satisfaction with the eighth informal leadership meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic and Cooperation (APEC) forum, saying that it is "positive" and "fruitful." |
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| China to Develop Cooperative Ties with Brunei |
| Visiting Chinese President Jiang Zemin said in Bandar Seri Begawan Friday it is China's set policy to develop long-term and stable relationship of friendly cooperation and good-neighborliness under the principles of peaceful coexistence with Brunei. |
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| Jiang: Taiwan Issue Vital to Overall China-US Relations |
| President Jiang Zemin told US President Bill Clinton that the Taiwan issue is of vital importance that may affect the overall situation of China-US ties and shake the very foundation of such relations. |
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| Achievements Made at APEC Informal Meeting: Chinese FM |
| Chinese Foreign Minister Tang Jiaxuan said in Bandar Seri Bagewan Thursday that his government welcomed achievements made at the 8th Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) informal leadership meeting. |
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| Jiang Briefs APEC Leaders on 2001 APEC Meeting Preparations |
| President Jiang Zemin Thursday briefed APEC leaders at their 8th annual meeting in Brunei on the preparations for the 2001 APEC Meeting to be held in Shanghai, China. |
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| Belief and Courage Required for Development of Sino-US Ties, Jiang |
| President Jiang Zemin said that a steady development of China-US relations requires "firm belief and courage" of leaders and governments of both countries. |
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| APEC Leaders Support China's Early Accession into WTO |
| Leaders of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Thursday supported China's early accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO). |
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| Sino-US Relations to Develop on Current Basis: Vice Premier |
| Chinese Vice Premier Qian Qichen said Thursday in Bandar Seri Bagewan that China-US relations could see further development on the basis of what has been achieved, after the new US administration takes office. |
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| APEC Leaders Launch Action Agenda for New Economy |
| Leaders of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Thursday launched a wide ranging Action Agenda, laying out a vision to capture the full economic and social benefits of the emerging new economy. |
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| APEC Leaders' 8th Annual Meeting Concludes in Brunei |
| The 8th informal leadership meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) concluded in Bandar Seri Begawan Thursday with a declaration stating their views on major issues including globalization, new economy, multilateral trading system, economic and technical cooperation and the issue of rising oil prices. |
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| No Concessions on One-China Principle: China's Vice Premier |
| China will make no concessions on the one-China principle and will tolerate no activities aimed at splitting the country, Chinese Vice Premier Qian Qichen said Thursday in Bandar Seri Bagewan. |
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| Jiang Urges APEC Members to Further Strengthen Cooperation in Human Resurces |
| President Jiang Zemin Thursday urged members of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) to further strengthen cooperation in the development of human resources. |
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| Jiang Urges Continued Reform of Asian Economies |
| Asian nations must not grow lax in developing their economies and should continue with reforms, Chinese President Jiang Zemin said Thursday when addressing the eighth informal meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation. |
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| President Jiang Zemin Highlights "New Economy" in APEC Address |
| President Jiang Zemin said November 16 in Bandar Seri Begawan that in the development of a "New Economy," it is essential to take advantage of the latest developments in science and technology. |
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| Jiang Wants Rules for Economic Globalization |
| President Jiang Zemin, in a keynote address to the eighth informal meeting of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders on November 16 in Bandar Seri Begawan, called for the formulation of effective international rules for economic globalization. |
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