Top 15 Chinese CEOs to attend US roundtable during Xi's visit
Updated: 2015-09-21 06:51
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Fifteen Chinese CEOs will join the US-China Business Roundtable in Seattle during President Xi Jinping's upcoming state visit to the US, according to Chicago-based think tank Paulson Institute.
The roundtable aims to provide an opportunity for US and Chinese business leaders to tap on concerned issues facing the two countries and explore ways to strengthen the Sino-US economic relationship, said Paulson Institute, co-host of the event.
President Xi will attend the meeting on Sept 23 and deliver a policy speech.
CEOs of US companies, including General Motors, Amazon, Apple, Honeywell, Microsoft and Walt Disney, will also participate in the roundtable.
Here is a list of Chinese CEOs who will attend the US-China Business Roundtable.
1. Jack Ma Yun, founder and executive chairman of Alibaba
Jack Ma Yun, founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group, speaks at the launch ceremony for his rural teachers' award plan at Beijing Normal University in Beijing, Sept 16, 2015. [Photo/IC] |
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