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Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao attended the UK-China Business Summit in London, Britain, on Monday.

Wen: Cooperation Top Priority to Tackle Financial Crisis
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said in Cambridge on Monday afternoon that cooperation to tide over global financial difficulties is a "top priority."

Premier Wen Returns to Beijing from Europe
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao returned to Beijing Tuesday afternoon after his week-long visits to four European countries and the EU headquarters.

China Confident of Weathering Financial Crisis: Wen
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao told the Financial Times on Sunday that based on a scientific attitude and pragmatic view he is confident China will weather the global economic crisis.

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WEF Concludes with Participants' Mixed Reflections

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WEF Head Looks Ahead To the Upcoming Forum

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Wen held talks with Merz

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Solutions to the Financial Crisis and the Future of World Economy Become Focus of This Year's World Economic Forum

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World Economic Forum 2009 Outlook

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World Economy

• Wen: Cooperation Top Priority to Tackle Financial Crisis

• Confidence, Co-op, Responsibility Underscored in Tackling Crisis

• Chinese Economy to Continue Fast, Steady Growth: Premier

• China Ready for Joint Work for Financial Stability, Global Growth

• China Acts actively, responsibly during Financial Crisis: Premier

• Coordinated Economic Policies Needed to Overcome Crisis: Economists

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Highlights

• China-EU Cooperation Standing at New Historical Starting Point, Says Wen

• Wen Calls for Serious Reflection on Existing Economic Systems, Theories

• Wen: China Will Not Seek Hegemony

• Wen Presents China Digital Library to University of Cambridge

• Chinese Premier Rejects Allegations of Currency Manipulation

• Wen Confident That China to Keep Growth at About 8 Pct in 2009

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China and WEF

• Confidence, Co-op, Responsibility Underscored in Tackling Crisis

• Full Text of Chinese Premier's Speech at World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2009

• Chinese Economy to Continue Fast, Steady Growth: Premier

• Wen Sends China's "Message of Confidence, Courage and Hope" to World

• Interview: WEF Proud of Its Positive Ties with China

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China and Switzerland

China, Switzerland to Study Feasibility of FTA
China and Switzerland have agreed on a package of measures to tackle the current financial crisis, including a joint feasibility study on creating a bilateral free trade zone.

• China, Switzerland Agree to Begin Feasibility Study on Free Trade Zone

• Swiss President, Chinese Premier to Meet on Relations, International Issues

• Premier Wen's Visit Highlights Good Swiss-China Ties

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China and Germany

China, Germany Pledge Joint Efforts to Stabilize Global Economy
China and Germany have vowed to make joint efforts to stabilize the global economy amid the ongoing financial and economic crisis, according to a joint statement.

• China to Enhance Cooperation in Environmental Protection with Germany

• Chinese Premier Calls for Expanding Trade, Investment between China, Germany

• China, Germany Pledge Joint Efforts to Stabilize Global Economy

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China and Spain

Chinese Premier Visits Spain over Ties
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao arrived Friday in the Spanish capital for an official visit.

• China, Spain Agree to Boost Economic, Cultural Links

• Chinese Premier Pledges Balanced Trade with Spain

• China-Spain Relations See Steady Growth

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China and Britain

Premier Wen Meets with Blair
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao met with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair in London on Sunday. Wen is on a three-day official visit to Britain, the last leg of his week-long European tour.

• China to "Fully Complete" Airbus A320 Wings

• Wen Calls on More Cambridge Students, Scholars to Turn Eyes to China

• China, Britain Issue Joint Statement on Closer Cooperation amid Int'l Financial Crisis

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Schedule

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao will make official visits to Switzerland, Germany, EU headquarter, Spain and Britain, and attend the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos.

China - EU Relationship