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Cross-Strait Cooperation Intensifies In Run-Up To Trade Pact

December 2010 | Industry News

Taiwan and China?s automotive sectors are increasingly engaging in joint projects, as the implementation of the Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement on January 1 2011 approaches.

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