He stated, "China still has severe food safety issues. Most food producers and operators are small and scattered, which are not easy to supervise. The long food industry chain also makes food safety risks more cumulative, extensive, invasive and fluid. Therefore, the management of food safety is highly integrated, requiring joint efforts by different entities, including the government, enterprises, consumers, media, research institutes, and industry associations. These entities need to work together to conduct interdisciplinary research on food safety governance, and to apply theory into practice to achieve socially shared governance. The Sam Walton Food Safety Law Chair team adheres to such an idea, bringing interdisciplinary talents to conduct key research projects and participate in the drafting of the national food safety law, to provide strong academic support to the decision-making of China's food safety governance."
He said there is no doubt that the BRI is one of the most important initiatives in the world, providing enormous infrastructure opportunities in the areas of transport, energy, telecommunications and finance.
He said western and northern China should stay on high alert and make full preparations to prevent heavy fatalities.
He said the company worked hard to bring Peking Opera to the UK because it wanted to help protect and preserve part of China's traditional heritage.
He told reporters that WHO is providing technical, scientific and financial support for the rollout of sero-epidemiologic surveys across the world.
He was quoted by Science and Technology Daily, the newspaper of the Ministry of Science and Technology.
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He warned that "the social problems that Hong Kong has faced over the last six months are destroying the credibility of Hong Kong".
He urged the multi-national Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), a China-led financial institution set up to spur funding of roads, bridges, ports, airports and railways along the New Silk Road, to open branches in the UAE's banking free zones, including the DIFC and the Abu Dhabi Global Market.
He warned about harsh penalties on market players that violate compliance rules and create spillover of risks.
He said the company will not exclude US chips. "Instead, we should grow together. But if there is a supply shortage, we have a backup. In the "peace period", half of our chips are from the US companies and half from Huawei. We cannot be isolated from the world."