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胡錦濤国家主席の公式訪米スタート、台湾からはミス多き祝砲も - 米中財界人の宴も開催、米国各地でまとまる大型商談2011/01/19 09:00








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私的夕食会で「首脳会談」=公式訪米スタート-中国主席
http://www.jiji.com/jc/c?g=int_30&k=2011011900070

台湾軍ミサイル演習、3割が命中せず 馬総統「不満」
http://www.asahi.com/international/update/0118/TKY201101180424.html

U.S., Chinese companies to meet with Hu and Obama
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSWEN571820110118

U.S., Chinese business leaders to discuss trade, currency
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE70H56T20110118

FACTBOX-Business deals announced around Hu's U.S. visit
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN1813095920110118


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中国主席:米大統領と会談へ 北京を出発
http://mainichi.jp/select/world/europe/news/20110119k0000m030049000c.html

 【北京・成沢健一】中国の胡錦濤国家主席は18日午後、米国を国賓として訪問するため専用機で北京を出発した。ワシントン入りし、19日午前(日本時間同日深夜)にオバマ大統領との首脳会談に臨む。

 胡主席には、王岐山副首相や戴秉国国務委員(副首相級)、楊潔※外相、張平・国家発展改革委員会主任(閣僚)、謝旭人財政相、陳徳銘商務相らが同行している。

 一方、新華社通信によると、王超商務次官が率いる貿易投資代表団が17日、米テキサス州ヒューストンで綿花や自動車部品の輸入、太陽電池の共同開発など6件、総額6億ドル(約495億円)相当の契約を米側と締結した。代表団は200余りの企業から約300人が参加。胡主席の訪米期間中に米国各地で商談をまとめ、中国の対米貿易黒字削減に向けた姿勢をアピールする予定だ。(※は竹かんむりに褫のつくり)


米で500億円の契約締結 胡主席の訪問控え中国
2011.1.18 17:30
http://sankei.jp.msn.com/world/news/110118/chn11011817300024-n1.htm

 中国国営新華社通信によると、中国政府が率いる貿易投資の代表団が17日、米テキサス州ヒューストンで、同州からの綿花輸入など計6件、総額6億ドル(約500億円)規模の契約を締結した。胡錦濤国家主席の18日からの訪米を控え、協調ムードを高める狙い。

 代表団は王超商務次官が率い、綿花輸入のほか、自動車部品の輸入や、中国江西省からテキサス州側への陶磁器の輸出、太陽電池の共同研究開発などに関する契約を結んだ。

 代表団は引き続き米国各地を訪れ、投資フォーラムなどを開催。胡氏訪米期間中に相次いで米側との商談を成立させる予定だ。(共同)


Obama, Hu to meet American CEOs
By Charles Riley, staff reporterJanuary 18, 2011: 6:19 PM ET
http://money.cnn.com/2011/01/18/news/economy/obama_china_business/

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- When Chinese President Hu Jintao comes to the White House Wednesday, he will meet not only President Obama, but also a group of heavy-hitting American business leaders.

The meeting will take place tomorrow afternoon at the White House. Fourteen American executives are expected to attend, and they will be joined by four of their Chinese counterparts.

During the gathering, President Obama will highlight the importance of increasing exports to China while increasing investment in the United States, according to an administration official.

Among the executives expected to attend are banking CEOs Lloyd Blankfein of Goldman Sachs (GS, Fortune 500) and John Thornton of HSBC (HBC).

Tech companies will also be well represented, with Paul Otellini of Intel (INTC, Fortune 500), Greg Brown of Motorola (MSI), and Microsoft's (MSFT, Fortune 500) Steve Ballmer on the invite list.

Also getting an invite are Dow component company CEOs Jeff Immelt of GE (GE, Fortune 500), Muhtar Kent of Coca-Cola (CCE, Fortune 500), Ellen Kullman of Dupont (DD, Fortune 500) and Boeing's (BA, Fortune 500) Jim McNerney.

John Chen of Sybase (SY), Aris Candris of Westinghouse Electric, Andrew Liveris of Dow (DOW, Fortune 500), David Rubenstein of private equity firm Carlyle Group and Greg Page of Cargill round out the list of American CEOs.

Liu Chuanzhi of Lenovo, Lou Jiwei of China Investment Corporation, Lu Guanqiu of Wanxiang Group and Haier's Zhang Ruimin are the four Chinese executives expected to join the talks.

American automakers are curiously absent from the invite list, even as they make a push to capture market share in China's booming auto industry.

The move comes as Obama's relationship with the business community appears to be thawing. For example, earlier on Tuesday, Obama signed an executive order intended to "strike the right balance" between health, safety and environmental regulations and economic growth.

Meanwhile, members of Congress continue to badger China over its currency manipulation, and press Obama to confront Hu over the issue during his trip to Washington.


UPDATE 1-U.S., Chinese companies to meet with Hu and Obama
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN1817459020110118

Jan 18 (Reuters) - Executives from General Electric (GE.N), Microsoft Corp. (MSFT.O), Goldman Sachs (GS.N), Coca-Cola KO.N., Boeing (BA.N), Intel Corp (INTC.O) and Carlyle Group CYL.UL will be among U.S. business leaders at a meeting on Wednesday hosted by U.S. President Barack Obama with Chinese President Hu Jintao, a White House official said.

Among others, the U.S. business leaders expected to attend include Microsoft Corp. chief executive Steve Ballmer, Goldman Sachs chief executive Lloyd Blankfein, Motorola co-chief executive Greg Brown, General Electric chief executive Jeff Immelt, Coca-Cola chief executive Muhtar Kent, Boeing chief executive Jim McNerney and Carlyle Group managing director David Rubenstein, the official said.

Chinese business leaders at the meeting from firms that have made investments in the United States will include Lenovo (0992.HK) chairman Liu Chuanzhi, chairman of China Investment Corp, Wanxiang Group founder Lu Guanqiu and Haier 1160.NK chief executive Zhang Ruimin, the official said.

At the meeting, to discuss the U.S. economic relationship with China, Obama will discuss the importance of increasing exports to China.

Obama administration officials including Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk will also attend. (Reporting by Patricia Zengerle, editing by Anthony Boadle)