The Vice President of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, Li Qingshuang, led a delegation of Chinese entrepreneurs to attend the G20 Business Summit in South Africa.

From November 18th to 20th, Li Qingshuang, Vice President of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, led a delegation of Chinese entrepreneurs to South Africa to attend the G20 Business Summit, meet with relevant counterpart institutions, international organizations, and business leaders, and promote multilateral exchanges and cooperation. During the visit, Li Qingshuang met with the President and CEO of the American Chamber of Commerce, and Chairman of the 2026 US G20 Business Summit Clark, the Secretary General of the South African B20 Costa, the Indonesian representative of the APEC Business Advisory Council Bakri, the President of the International Sustainable Development Standards Council Fei, and the International Business Chief Executive Officer of Standard Chartered Bank, Hong Pizheng, to introduce the spirit of the Party's Fourth Plenum, the current situation of the Chinese economy and the latest measures for opening up, and engage in a dialogue on promoting cooperation among the business communities within the G20 and APEC frameworks, and promoting stable and smooth global industrial supply chains.