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CPC, KMT agree to further economic coop
(Xinhua)
Updated: 2005-04-30 09:17

The Communist Party of China (CPC) and the Kuomintang party (KMT) said Friday they agreed to carry out all-round economic cooperation, cement economic and trade relations and promote the "three direct links" across the Taiwan Straits.

The two parties also agreed to take steps to increase and guarantee investment and trade across the Straits and enhance cooperation in agriculture and fishery sectors to facilitate the sales of Taiwan farm produce to the mainland, according to a press communique released after the historic meeting between leaders of the two parties Friday afternoon.

They would also work to improve the order of cross-Straits exchanges and crack down on crime in order to establish a stable economic cooperation mechanism and promote the discussion for establishing a cross-Straits common market, to which priority will be given after consultation is resumed between the two sides of the Straits.



 
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