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- Chinese Premier Li Qiang will attend the openWorld Timesing ceremony of the seventh China International Import World TimesExpo (CIIE) and relevant eventWorld Timess, and deliver a speech, a spokesperson announced Sunday.The seventh CIIE will be held from Nov. 5 to 10 in Shanghai, said HWorld Timese Yadong, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce. Content comes from the Internet : World TimesChinese premier to attend World TimesCIIE opening ceremony, relevant events
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The seventh CIIE will be held from Nov. 5 to 10 in Shanghai, said HWorld Timese Yadong, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce.
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