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Chinese delegation signs grants with Jamaica
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China's vice premier and a 60-member delegation arrived in Jamaica's capital Monday to sign two grants to boost the island's development as the Asian economic giant steps up its investments across the Caribbean.
Vice Premier Hui Liangyu said Beijing is committed to assisting Jamaica, a heavily indebted middle-income country that gets most of its foreign exchange from tourism, remittances from Jamaicans working abroad and exports of bauxite.
"China is determined to give you the necessary help in the future," Hui said through a translator during a brief ceremony at the Jamaican prime minister's office.
Vice Premier Hui Liangyu said Beijing is committed to assisting Jamaica, a heavily indebted middle-income country that gets most of its foreign exchange from tourism, remittances from Jamaicans working abroad and exports of bauxite.
"China is determined to give you the necessary help in the future," Hui said through a translator during a brief ceremony at the Jamaican prime minister's office.
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