China vice president tells Intel CEO to take root in China – state media

China’s Vice President, Han Zheng, met with Intel’s CEO, Patrick Paul Gelsinger, on Wednesday and urged the company to establish a strong presence in China to ensure the stability of the global industrial supply chain, according to a state radio report. Zheng emphasized that multinational companies must overcome challenges and difficulties to promote better global cooperation.

The meeting between the two high-ranking officials highlights the importance of the tech sector in China and the country’s efforts to attract foreign investment in the industry. It also underscores the Chinese government’s determination to ensure that multinational companies have a strong presence in the country to support the global supply chain.

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Reported by Albee Zhang and Ryan Woo; Edited by Andrew Heavens