The ENGAGE CHINA coalition thanks you for your continuing leadership to strengthen the relationship between the United States and China. We welcome you to the United States and hope that your visit will be informative and enjoyable. Through your leadership, we also hope that your visit will provide the opportunity to reinvigorate discussions on financial services in the Strategic & Economic Dialogue.
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Letter to Vice President Biden Ahead of August Trip to China
The undersigned members of the ENGAGE CHINA coalition write to you ahead of your trip to China to applaud the Administration's ongoning commitment to build upon the critical U.S.-China economic partnership — one of the most important bilateral relationships in the world.
Engage China Coalition Letter to President Obama on President Hu Visit
Dear Mr. President,
The undersigned members of the ENGAGE CHINA coalition wish to join you in welcoming President Hu Jintao to the United States of America. We commend your Administration for its ongoing commitment to build upon the critica U.S.-China economic partnership — one of themost important bilateral relationships in the world.
U.S.-China Business Council Joint Trade Letter to House Ways & Means Committee Opposing H.R. 2378
Dear Mr. Chairman and Ranking Member Camp:
On behalf of the undersigned organizations and their members, we write to express our strong opposition to H.R. 2378, the Currency Reform for Fair Trade Act, which seeks to address concerns regarding the value of China's currency. We understand that this measure will be discussed at the Ways & Means Committee's September 15th hearing on China's exchange rate policies.
Joint Trade Letter to House Leadership on Currency
Dear Speaker Pelosi and Majority Leader Hoyer:
On behalf of the undersigned organizations, we write to urge you to reject the inclusion of legislation to address concerns regarding the value of China's currency in the package of manufacturing bills you plan to bring before the House of Representatives next week. H.R. 2378, the Currency Reform for Fair Trade Act, will not bring manufacturing jobs back to the United States. Instead, the bill will likely result in the loss of jobs and market share in many competitive US agricultural, manufacturing and service industries that either operate in, or export to China, and/or rely on global supply chains for importing and exporting - all of which are vital to US business and the US economy.
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