Hey amigonews fam! 🚀 In a high-flying meet-up in Beijing, China’s Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury sat down to chart the future of aviation and trade.
✈️ Airbus just kicked off its second Final Assembly Line for the A320 family in Tianjin, marking a major milestone for its presence in Asia. This new facility is set to streamline production and bring more jets to skies around the world.
📈 Wang Wentao praised how China’s market has steadily grown into the world’s second-largest for both consumption and imports. He believes that advancing Chinese modernization will spark fresh opportunities for foreign enterprises like Airbus.
🤝 With global trade facing headwinds from unilateral moves and protectionism, both sides agreed to lean on China’s roundtable mechanism for foreign businesses. They’re committed to tackling concerns, boosting cooperation, and safeguarding the stability of global supply chains.
🌏 Guillaume Faury voiced strong confidence in the Chinese economy and its booming civil aviation sector. He reiterated Airbus’s plan to deepen ties in the Chinese market and contribute to China-France and China-EU economic collaborations.
From Beijing to Tianjin, this meeting sets the stage for a sky-high partnership that promises growth, innovation, and stronger trade connections! 🌟
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
