
Achievements in medical, AI sectors highlight at services trade fair
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Now the news, I'm Wunji. Chinese President Xi Jinping has left Beijing for India to attend the Brick Summit in New Delhi. China says it is making arrangements for a meeting between the leaders of the two countries. A spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry said this will mark the third straight year in which President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Norendra Modi meet, following their meetings in Kazan and Tengen. The spokesperson's morning says China stands ready to work with India to follow the strategic guidance of the two leaders, strengthen communication, expand cooperation and properly handle differences. The Brick's business forum in New Delhi has discussed topics such as strengthening supply chain resilience, trade in services and the digital economy. India's external affairs minister noted that supply chain connectivity and trade facilitation have become crucial, highlighting digital public infrastructure, artificial intelligence,
fintech and advanced manufacturing as major opportunities. The host country's Commerce Minister underlined the need for a member and partner countries to build deeper, more resilient and balanced trade partnerships. Russia's Minister of Economic Development set the community's stands for concrete steps to foster resilient supply chains, accelerate green and digital transitions and unlock the vast potential of their markets. Thirty-seven enterprises and institutions announced 81 achievements during the China International Fair for Trade in Services on Friday. Medical achievements are also a highlight at the fair. A medical ultrasound large model is being exhibited for the first time. Meanwhile, the event is showcasing the world's first AI training partner and M-Mand post-off is robot. Cultural relics now have digital IDs thanks to the innovative cultural display area. This identification system helps historians build a complete circulation chain and trades
the transaction of relics more accurately. Diplomatism business leaders at the fair share their impressions of China's technological advances. All of the tremendous developments that we've seen in China, including in the digital economy, in the way services are delivered and these are providing tremendous opportunities for Australian businesses. What is impressive is the incredible speed of the high-tech development and with the high-tech development comes also increase of the service offerings. The upgrade in China is on the consumption side, it's on the technology side, it's on the production side, it's on every aspect. The U.S. Ambassador to Canada's trip to a town on the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks has drawn criticism from Canadians amid traditions between the North American neighbors. Pete Hoekstra visited Gander and thanked the small Newfoundland town for opening its homes to thousands of stranded Americans after 9.11.
More than 260,000 Canadians have signed a non-binding petition, calling for Hoekstra to be removed from his post. Saudi Arabia has reported injuries and damage after a drone attack on his east-west pipeline from Iraq. The Saudi foreign ministry said the kingdom has refrained from responding at the request of the Iraqi Prime Minister. The ministry said the move was intended to give the Iraqi government an opportunity to take measures to prevent attacks launched from Iraqi territory against Saudi Arabia. The rock said it has ordered an investigation. Lebanese parliament speaker Nabi Barry says the U.S. brokered framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel has collapsed, warning that Israel could occupy additional Lebanese territory. The remarks came amid continued tensions along the border. Israel said its operations are aimed at eliminating Hezbollah threats. These automakers, including Cherry, Julie, Greenwald Motors and GAC, have received awards
at the Torino Automotive Design Award. The event was held on the same day as the opening of the Turin Auto Show in Italy. The Chinese Consul General in Milan said China's auto industry has placed increasing emphasis on independent innovation, product quality, and user experience. The president of the Turin Auto Show said Chinese car makers are bringing new technologies to Italy and Europe. And that's the news. I'm Wanzhi.
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