Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping left Istanbul of Turkey for China on Wednesday afternoon, wrapping up his 10-day official visits to the United States, Ireland and Turkey.
Visiting Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping told hundreds of business leaders from China and Turkey that efforts should be made in four aspects in elevating bilateral economic cooperation.
China and Turkey, two of the world's fastest growing major economies, will increase trade and cooperation, Vice-President Xi Jinping said.
Irish business leaders are eyeing China as a huge export market, while Dublin sees itself as an ideal destination for Chinese investors seeking opportunities in Europe.
A joint investment promotion group was set up between China and Ireland as the Irish prime minister called for efforts to realize the relationship's potential.
Visiting Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping wrapped up his official visit to Ireland on Monday afternoon and headed for Turkey to continue his three-nation trip.
Visiting Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping reiterated China's support for the euro when he addressed a business forum here in Dublin on Monday.
Visiting Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping met on Monday with Irish President Michael D. Higgins, discussing ways to boost the relations between China and Ireland.
China supports the stability of the euro and the eurozone, visiting Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping told Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny on Sunday.
Vice-President Xi Jinping reiterated China's support for Europe as it addresses the debt crisis when he arrived in Ireland on Saturday. Xi holds talks with Irish PM
Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping's five-day visit to the United States has successfully pushed forward bilateral ties and yielded a variety of fruits.
Visiting Chinese Vice-President Xi Jinping on Sunday held talks with Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny on deepening bilateral ties between the two countries.