荷中商务理事会主席哈克马表示，加强全球供应链合作是应对全球挑战的必然要求。欧中应进一步深化 各领域合作，以企业协同创新保持欧中经济合作的可持续发展。 中国驻荷兰大使馆经济商务参赞金远说，当前全球产业链供应链合作出现泛政治化、泛安全化倾向，自 由贸易和多边主义面临严峻挑战，加强国际产业链供应链交流合作，是各方利益所系和迫切期盼。 新华社阿姆斯特丹12月4日电（记者邵海军）第四届中国国际供应链促进博览会荷兰推介会4日在荷兰首 都阿姆斯特丹举行。 中国贸促会驻欧盟（比利时）代表处副总代表赵峰介绍了第四届链博会的整体安排及相关情况。来自中 荷工商界、行业协会的百余人参加活动，围绕智慧物流、绿色农业及供应链金融等进行专题研讨。 责编：卢思宇、姚凯红 ...

新华社北京12月4日电 12月4日下午，国务院总理李强在北京人民大会堂会见来华进行国事访问的法国 总统马克龙。 新华社北京12月4日电 全国人大常委会委员长赵乐际4日下午在北京会见法国总统马克龙。 赵乐际表示，习近平主席今天上午同总统先生举行会谈，为中法关系下阶段发展指明了方向。中方愿同 法方一道，落实好两国元首重要共识，弘扬中法建交精神，密切友好往来，深化互利合作，扩大人文交 流，加强多边领域对话协作，推动两国关系稳健、积极发展。中国全国人大愿同法国议会两院密切各层 级交流交往，分享立法、监督等工作经验，为两国务实合作提供法律保障。 马克龙表示，法中保持坦诚直接、内涵丰富的对话，达成许多共识。法方钦佩中国在经济、科技等领域 取得的成就，愿同中方深化务实合作，加强立法机构交往，共同应对全球性挑战，不断推动法中关系平 衡发展。 李鸿忠参加会见。 《 人民日报 》( 2025年12月05日 01 版) 李强表示，近年来，在两国元首战略引领下，中法关系与合作取得很多新的进展和成果。今天上午，习 近平主席同总统先生举行会晤，为进一步深化两国关系指明了方向。中法同为全球主要经济体和联合国 安理会常任理事国，保持密切战略 ...

12月4日下午，国务院总理李强在北京人民大会堂会见来华进行国事访问的法国总统马克龙。 李强表示，近年来，在两国元首战略引领下，中法关系与合作取得很多新的进展和成果。今天上午，习 近平主席同总统先生举行会晤，为进一步深化两国关系指明了方向。中法同为全球主要经济体和联合国 安理会常任理事国，保持密切战略沟通，开展协调有力行动，不仅有利于双方携手发展，也能为当今变 乱交织的世界注入更多稳定性、确定性。中方愿同法方一道继续努力，赓续传统友谊，巩固政治互信， 加强全方位合作，推动中法全面战略伙伴关系迈上新台阶。 马克龙表示，今天上午，我同习近平主席举行了富有成果的会晤，共同擘画了法中全面战略伙伴关系持 续深入发展的愿景。祝贺中国近年来经济社会发展取得显著成就，乐见中国经济持续增长。中国科技创 新迅速发展，在诸多领域位居世界前列。法方愿同中方加强各层级交往对话，扩大双向开放和相互投 资，深化经贸、农业、航天、航空、民用核能、可再生能源等领域合作，共同开拓第三方市场。法方愿 同中方加强协作，维护自由贸易和多边贸易体制，推动改革完善全球治理体系。 吴政隆参加会见。 （文章来源：新华社） 李强指出，中法作为长期重要经贸伙伴，经 ...

（原标题：保加利亚前总统答21：希望马克龙访华能为中欧关系找到新基石） 南方财经 21世纪经济报道记者 赖镇桃 据新华社报道，法国总统马克龙12月3日至5日对中国进行国事访问，这是他任内第四次访华。 罗森·普列夫内利埃夫认为，欧盟应该像中国一样，成为多边主义、制度建设和规则制定的倡导者，因 为中国和欧盟同处欧亚大陆，是紧密相连的两大经济体——欧盟不少投资都流向了中国，中欧也互为彼 此重要的贸易伙伴，都秉持着自由贸易、公平合作和互利共赢的共同理念，希望中欧关系能朝着合作共 赢的方向发展。 在这次参加从都国际论坛之前，普列夫内利埃夫已经多次到访中国。回顾每一次的中国行，他感 慨，"每当我来到这片土地，我都能看到变化，看到活力，看到进步。但最让我印象深刻的并非现代化 都市、高铁、宏伟的建筑、道路和林荫大道，而是中国人民，因为每次来到这里，我都能感受到他们无 比友善和正直，这种品质实属难得。" 12月2日，在2025从都国际论坛上，保加利亚前总统罗森·普列夫内利埃夫（Rosen Plevneliev）在接受21 世纪经济报道记者采访时对此表示，现在是全球的关键时刻，中欧双方都需要承担起责任，展现出另一 种模式的可能性 ...

Core Viewpoint - French President Macron's visit to China aims to enhance economic and trade cooperation, focusing on sustainable and balanced growth that benefits all parties involved [3][4]. Economic and Trade Cooperation - Macron's visit will prioritize economic collaboration, particularly in the aerospace sector and agricultural products trade [3][7]. - In 2024, the bilateral trade volume between China and France is projected to be $79.58 billion, a year-on-year increase of 0.8%, with Chinese exports at $44.49 billion (up 6.9%) and imports at $35.09 billion (down 5.9%) [7]. - In the first half of 2025, the trade volume reached $39.09 billion, a 1.2% increase year-on-year, with exports at $22.89 billion (up 7.3%) and imports at $16.2 billion (down 6.4%) [7]. Agricultural Products and Market Access - France aims to expand its agricultural exports to China, leveraging initiatives like "From French Farms to Chinese Tables" [7][8]. - French wine accounts for 30% of China's imported wine, and French luxury goods hold over 35% market share in China [8]. Investment Opportunities - In 2024, Chinese investors initiated 27 new investment projects in France across various sectors [10]. - Current Chinese investment in France is only one-third of French investment in China, indicating significant potential for growth [11]. - The electric mobility sector is highlighted as a key area for future collaboration, with projects like the partnership between Xiamen Tungsten and French company [11]. Challenges in Investment - Investment from China faces regulatory scrutiny and lengthy approval processes within the EU, which can delay projects for years [12].

Economic Cooperation - The core agenda of President Macron's visit to China is economic cooperation, focusing on sustainable and balanced growth that benefits all parties involved [1] - France aims to enhance trade in agricultural products with China, alongside traditional cooperation in the aerospace sector [4][1] - In 2024, the bilateral trade volume between China and France is projected to reach $79.58 billion, with a year-on-year increase of 0.8%, where China's exports are expected to be $44.49 billion (up 6.9%) and imports $35.09 billion (down 5.9%) [4] Investment Opportunities - Chinese investors have brought 27 new investment projects to France in 2024, with a focus on various sectors, including electric mobility [6] - Current Chinese investment in France is only one-third of French investment in China, indicating significant potential for growth in this area [6] - The collaboration in the electric mobility sector is highlighted by projects such as the partnership between Xiamen Tungsten and French company Eonno for producing precursor materials [6] Trade Balance and Market Access - France's agricultural products, particularly wine, hold a significant share in the Chinese market, with French wine accounting for 30% of China's imported wine [5] - The French government is advocating for higher-value exports to China, as current service exports from France to China represent only 1.6% of China's total service imports [5] - There is a recognized need for France to explore new strategies for ensuring trade balance with China, particularly in agricultural exports [4][7] Strategic Dialogue and Multilateral Cooperation - The visit is seen as an opportunity to strengthen strategic communication and deepen practical cooperation between China and France [2] - France's upcoming presidency of the G7 in 2026 will also be a topic of discussion, focusing on international cooperation and global governance [1]

Group 1 - Samsung officially launched its first tri-fold smartphone, Galaxy Z TriFold, on December 2, with a starting price of approximately 17,302 RMB [2][3] - The device features an inward folding design and includes various screen prompts and vibration functions to alert users if the device is folded incorrectly [2] - Notable tech entrepreneur Luo Yonghao criticized the device on social media, questioning its practicality and thickness compared to existing models [2] Group 2 - Xiaomi reported that it has delivered over 500,000 cars since April 3, 2024, exceeding its annual delivery target of 350,000 units for 2025 [5] - The six major banks in China have stopped offering five-year large-denomination certificates of deposit, indicating a trend towards shorter-term products [4] - Canon announced the cessation of operations at its Zhongshan office equipment factory due to a shrinking market for laser printers [8] Group 3 - Michael Burry has shorted Tesla, citing its "absurd" valuation and concerns over a proposed $1 trillion compensation plan for CEO Elon Musk, which could dilute shareholder equity by approximately 3.6% annually [11] - Samsung's semiconductor division has refused to sign long-term contracts for storage chips with its mobile division, opting for quarterly agreements instead [12] - Nvidia's CFO stated that the company has not yet finalized an agreement with OpenAI, despite significant projected orders for AI chips [26]

Group 1 - Musk shared his experiences in politics, stating that involvement often leads to negative outcomes and concluded that he should engage less in political matters [2] - Musk attempted to dissuade former President Trump from implementing tariff policies, arguing that free trade is more efficient and tariffs distort the market, but his advice was not heeded [4] - Musk defended his role in the "Department of Government Efficiency," suggesting that common-sense reforms could save the U.S. between $100 billion and $200 billion annually by preventing fraud and waste [4] Group 2 - Musk discussed the background of his partner, Shivon Zilis, revealing that she is of half-Indian descent, with her mother hailing from Punjab, India, and her father being Canadian [5][7] - Zilis has a notable educational and professional background, having graduated from Yale University and worked at IBM and Bloomberg Beta before joining Musk's companies, including OpenAI and Neuralink [7][8] - The couple has had multiple children through IVF, with their first set of twins born in November 2021 and additional children expected in 2024 and 2025 [8]

Core Points - The 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session was held from October 20 to 23 in Beijing, where the "Suggestions for Formulating the 15th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development" were reviewed and approved [2] - The full text of the "Suggestions" was published on October 28, along with translations in multiple languages [2] - The most important message conveyed to the world is China's reaffirmation of its commitment to openness, free trade, and mutually beneficial policies, positioning itself as a stabilizing anchor in a world characterized by uncertainty and rising protectionism [2] Summary by Categories Economic Policy - The "Suggestions" emphasize China's dedication to maintaining an open economy and promoting free trade [2] - The document aims to provide confidence and momentum for the global economy amidst challenges [2] Global Trade - China seeks to counteract the prevailing protectionism and obstacles to trade liberalization [2] - The country aims to be a stabilizing force in the global economic landscape [2]

Group 1 - The CPTPP ministerial meeting in Melbourne on November 21 decided to initiate new membership negotiations with Uruguay, highlighting the strategic significance of maintaining and expanding free trade zones amid rising protectionism [2][6] - The meeting acknowledged that Indonesia, the Philippines, and the UAE meet the criteria for membership and will decide in 2026 whether to start negotiations with these countries [4] - Australia's Trade Minister Farrell expressed anticipation for new members to join by the end of the year, while avoiding a clear response regarding China's 2021 application for membership [5] Group 2 - The meeting raised concerns about economic coercion, particularly in light of China's actions, and emphasized the importance of cooperation to address market distortions and supply chain disruptions [6] - Uruguay's nominal GDP is approximately $80 billion, with a population exceeding 3 million, and its membership in the Southern Common Market reflects its commitment to free trade and democracy [6] - The CPTPP, which began in 2016, now includes 12 countries after the UK joined, covering about 7% of the world's population and accounting for approximately 15% of global GDP and 18% of trade [7]