[The Eighth Joint Meeting of the China-Singapore Bilateral Investment Promotion Committee was held] October 15th, according to the official website of the Ministry of Commerce, the eighth joint meeting of the China-Singapore Bilateral Investment Promotion Committee was held via video on October 13. The meeting was co-chaired by Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao and Singapore Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong. The two sides exchanged views on two-way investment, inter-governmental cooperation projects and promoting bilateral cooperation. Wang Wentao said that under the strategic guidance of the leaders of the two countries, China-Singapore's all-round and high-quality forward-looking partnership continues to develop. Currently, two-way investment between China and Singapore remains active, bilateral cooperation projects such as Suzhou Industrial Park, Chongqing Connectivity, and Guangzhou Knowledge City are advancing steadily, and cooperation in emerging fields continues to expand. China is willing to work with New Zealand to implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries, continue to play the role of the China-Singapore Investment Promotion Committee, actively carry out multi-level exchanges and dialogues, create new growth points for bilateral cooperation such as the digital economy and green economy, and continue to inject new impetus into China-Singapore economic and trade cooperation. Gan Jinyong said that New Zealand and China have close economic and trade ties and a solid foundation for cooperation. It is important to use the Singapore-China Investment Promotion Council platform to maintain dialogue. New Zealand is willing to continue to deepen policy exchanges with China in emerging fields, carry out practical cooperation, and create more development opportunities for enterprises in both countries. Singapore will serve as the rotating chair of ASEAN next year and looks forward to working closely with China to further strengthen regional connectivity and economic cooperation. Ling Ji, Deputy Minister of Commerce and Deputy International Trade Representative of the People's Republic of China, Liu Yinling, Senior Minister of State for the Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry and Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth of Singapore, Li Dongyang, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry of Singapore, and Chen Haiquan, Singapore's Ambassador to China attended the meeting.