Chinese PM appeals to Japan businesses to improve two-way ties
Call comes amid sharp drop in Japanese investment in China due to political tensions and slow growth
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CHINESE Prime Minister Li Keqiang has called on Japanese businessmen to strengthen ties with China and has pledged to broaden access to Chinese markets as well as to offer a more level playing field to foreign companies in China, according to reports on Thursday.
His remarks were made to a delegation of 200 Japanese business people at the State Council, over which he presides and came a few days after Mr Li held a summit meeting in Seoul with Japan's Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe.
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