Bulgarian PM in China for "Summer Davos"

Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski has left for China for a working visit to be held between September 8 and 12.

The government press center informs that Oresharski is going to meet with the Chair of the State Council of the People Republic of China Li Keqiang.

He will attend the so-called "Annual Meeting of the New Champions" AKA "The Summer Davos," and will be one of the six Prime Ministers to take part in it.

Oresharski will have the opportunity to share his ideas and his vision during a discussion titled "New Beginning for Europe," in the presence of his counterparts from Belgium, Finland, and Malta.

The foremost business gathering in Asia within the framework of the World Economic Forum for 2013 will take place in the Chinese city of Dalian.

The forum will bring together more than 1 600 participants from 90 countries and 95 nationalities to share strategies and solutions and discuss global issues and risks.

Young scientists, technology pioneers, social entrepreneurs, global growth companies, young global leaders and more than 300 journalists will also take part in the forum.

In a statement last Wednesday, Oresharski stressed he hoped for a strong boost in economic and trade cooperation with China.

The Bulgarian delegation also includes Bulgaria's Deputy PM for Economic Development, Daniela Bobeva and Minister of Agriculture and Foods, Dimitar Grekov.

Adapted from Novinite