Chairman Of The Holy Land Group: Lin Jun Was Invited To Attend The 2014 Brics Business Forum.

< p > July 14, 2014, Lin Jun, chairman of the holy land group, was invited to attend the BRIC industrial and commercial forum in 2014 at the Sahara Convention and Exhibition Center in Fortaleza, Brazil, and was interviewed by CNBC television.

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< p > < < a href= > http://sjfzxm.com//business/ > > Forum > /a > with the theme of "inclusive growth: sustainable solution", members of the BRICs Business Council participate in the exchange of economic and trade integration, eliminate member economic barriers and promote investment cooperation.

The forum is a collection of renowned entrepreneurs, business representatives and experts and scholars from BRICs countries. It not only focuses on promoting economic and trade exchanges and cooperation among BRICs, but also focuses on the new areas and trends of future cooperation and development of other countries, and is also a platform for BRIC countries to promote economic and trade cooperation.

More than 700 entrepreneurs from BRICs participated in the forum.

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P, July 15, 2014, Chinese President Xi Jinping attended the sixth summit meeting of the BRICs.

China, Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa signed an agreement in Fortaleza, Brazil, and set up BRICs Development Bank, which is headquartered in Shanghai and set up BRIC contingency reserve arrangements.

The leaders of the 5 countries also witnessed the signing of a number of cooperation agreements, and the Fortaleza declaration was issued.

The meeting is the highest level meeting of developing countries in the world.

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< p > over the past decade or so, the economic and trade relations between China and Latin America have been developing rapidly.

The total volume of Sino Latin American trade in 2001 was nearly US $15 billion, which exceeded US $100 billion in 2007 and reached US $261 billion 200 million in 2012.

Since 2010, China has become the third largest export market in Latin America after the United States and the European Union.

The economic and trade cooperation between the two sides has also shifted from trade led to trade and investment.

In 2011, China's stock of non-financial investment in Latin America was 54 billion US dollars. < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com//business/" > Latin America < /a > has become the second most important foreign investment stock in Asia after Asia.

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