REFILE-China's premier tells foreign CEOs China will commit to reform, opening up
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China will maintain its long-standing commitment to reform and opening up, Premier Li Keqiang told a group of visiting foreign chief executives on Thursday, adding that restrictions on access will be relaxed in more areas of the economy.
"We welcome more and more foreign investment to come to China," Li said to a group of 19 business leaders at the Great Hall of the People including CEOs from Honeywell International Inc, Volkswagen AG, Nokia Oyj and Rio Tinto. "We will also relax (restrictions on) access to even more fields to create a market-oriented, law-based internationalized business environment."
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