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German Chancellor Merz visits China with 30 corporate executives to strengthen economic ties. Bilateral trade reached $292 billion in 2025, with China as Germany's largest trading partner.

German Chancellor Merz visits China with 30 business executives to strengthen economic ties, boost trade, and expand AI collaboration between Berlin and Beijing.

German Chancellor Merz visited China with 30 corporate executives, reinforcing Berlin-Beijing economic ties. China remains Germany's largest trading partner with $292 billion in annual trade.

German Chancellor Merz visited China with 30 business executives, reaffirming EU-China trade ties. Germany-China bilateral trade reached $292 billion in 2025.

German Chancellor Merz visited China with 30 business executives, reinforcing bilateral economic ties worth $292 billion annually and signaling expanded strategic cooperation between Berlin and Beijing.

German Chancellor Merz visited China with 30 executives, meeting Xi Jinping to strengthen bilateral trade ties worth $292 billion and deepen economic cooperation.

German Chancellor Merz visited China with business executives to deepen economic ties. Trade reached $292B in 2025, with tech partnerships like BMW's AI integration expanding cooperation.

German Chancellor Merz visits China with 30 executives, reaffirming economic ties. Bilateral trade hit $292 billion in 2025 as both nations emphasize multilateralism.

German Chancellor Merz visited China with 30 executives, reaffirming commitment to economic cooperation. The trip highlights Germany's strong trade ties with China despite geopolitical tensions.

German Chancellor Merz visited China with 30 corporate executives, reinforcing bilateral ties. Germany-China trade hit $292 billion in 2025, emphasizing their deep economic integration.

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