On March 22, Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao met with President and CEO of Broadcom Hock E. Tan. The two sides had exchanges on Broadcom’s development in China and China-U.S. trade and economic relations, among other topics.

Wang Wentao stressed that China’s door to the outside world will only open even wider, and China, committed to advancing high-standard opening-up, will continue to optimize the business environment and attract global flows of factors of production into China. As China moves fast to grow new quality productive forces, sectors such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing and big data are brimming with business opportunities and vitality. Global high-tech businesses including Broadcom are welcome to deepen investment cooperation and pursue innovation-driven development in China, and share in the opportunity of China’s development.

Hock E. Tan said that Broadcom’s development wouldn’t be possible without global connectivity. The company supports Chinese and U.S. governments in safeguarding and growing stable bilateral trade and economic relations and in creating an enabling environment for Chinese and U.S. businesses. Highly committed to the Chinese market, Broadcom will actively invest in China and support innovation and development of its Chinese partners.

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