Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and leaders from 16 Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries gathered in east China' s Suzhou city on Tuesday to map out plan for future cooperation.

The fourth summit of China and CEE countries will discuss new measures to enhance cooperation in connectivity, investment, trade, finance, agriculture and people-to-people exchanges.

Established as an annual event in Warsaw in 2012, and subsequently staged in Bucharest and Belgrade, China-CEE summit has been regarded as supplementary to China's cooperation with the European Union. Endi

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