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UPDATED: 08:12, May 14, 2007
China, Poland pledge to further railway cooperation
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Chinese Minister of Railways Liu Zhijun has met with Polish Transport Minister Jerzy Polaczek for talks on ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in railway transportation.

At the talks, Polaczek praised the achievements China has made in its railway construction and modernization and said Poland was seeking technical assistance from China in this regard.

Liu, winding up a three-day visit to Poland on Saturday, said China was ready to provide first-phase technical assistance including a project feasibility study, and to recommend high-quality construction firms to Poland.

Both sides agreed to deepen their cooperation in railways on the basis of equality and mutual benefit. A memorandum of understanding was signed after the talks.

Under the memorandum, China and Poland will exchange information on each other's railway transportation and launch reciprocal cooperation in transport technology.

Source: Xinhua


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