Dr. Kollie said the signing of the new agreement marked an historic day in Liberia – China relations as it signifies the strong ties that exist between the two countries. “Liberia is a big player in the maritime business, while China is a big player in global trade,” Kollie said. He added that the agreement serves not only to strengthen bilateral ties, but to also bring economic benefits to both Liberia and China. In response, Mr. Li designated the Deputy Director-General for International Cooperation, Zhang Xiaojie to follow-up with Mr. Wlue on his request. The People’s Republic of China was represented by Mr. Li; Vice Minister of Transport, He Jianzhong; Director-General Department of Water Transport, Li Tianbi; Deputy Director-General, Department of International Cooperation, Zhang Xiaojie; and Deputy Director-General, Maritime Safety Administration, Li Shixin.

Source: Daily Observer September 07, 2018 02:15 UTC