I imagine that there will be plenty of trade between these two countries. We have read how the Chinese on the Mainland now have money to spend so no doubt they will be able to buy Israeli goods, such as technological devices.
Following up on recent visits to Israel by large delegations from the Chinese government and business sectors, top Israeli economic and scientific officials are meeting with their opposite numbers from Beijing. The intense activity reflects the desire of both countries to deepen their cooperation in commerce and technology.
An inter-ministerial task force led by Israels National Economic Council along with a team from the Israeli Ministry of Economy headed by Chief Scientist Avi Hasson is meeting with Chinese counterparts from the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) to develop concrete plans to build on an already successful model.
The Chinese delegation, headed by Ren Zhiwu deputy director-general of the High-Tech Industry Department of the NDRC arrived in Israel last week for meetings with the Israeli group, the first time the high-level government team has come to Israel. The Chinese delegation is made up of seven officials from the NDRC along with a business contingent of 33 representatives from leading Chinese firms in fields like biomed and venture capital, as well as representatives of several Chinese high-tech/industrial parks chosen by the NDRC to engage in joint ventures with Israel.
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High-level visitors boost Israel-China business ties | The Times of Israel
Following up on recent visits to Israel by large delegations from the Chinese government and business sectors, top Israeli economic and scientific officials are meeting with their opposite numbers from Beijing. The intense activity reflects the desire of both countries to deepen their cooperation in commerce and technology.
An inter-ministerial task force led by Israels National Economic Council along with a team from the Israeli Ministry of Economy headed by Chief Scientist Avi Hasson is meeting with Chinese counterparts from the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) to develop concrete plans to build on an already successful model.
The Chinese delegation, headed by Ren Zhiwu deputy director-general of the High-Tech Industry Department of the NDRC arrived in Israel last week for meetings with the Israeli group, the first time the high-level government team has come to Israel. The Chinese delegation is made up of seven officials from the NDRC along with a business contingent of 33 representatives from leading Chinese firms in fields like biomed and venture capital, as well as representatives of several Chinese high-tech/industrial parks chosen by the NDRC to engage in joint ventures with Israel.
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High-level visitors boost Israel-China business ties | The Times of Israel
