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VISIT OF PRIME MINISTER LEE HSIEN LOONG TO SHANGHAI, 10 TO 12 APRIL 2018

4 May 2018

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Prime Minister Lee made a working visit to China (Beijing, Hainan, and Shanghai) from 8 to 12 April to attend the 2018 Bo’ao Forum for Asia (BFA) annual Conference.

PM met with President Xi Jinping in Bo’ao, and Premier Li Keqiang and Vice President Wang Qishan in Beijing.  Prime Minister Lee also met and was hosted to dinner by Shanghai Party Secretary Li Qiang during his visit to Shanghai. Prime Minister Lee was also the Guest-of-Honour at the DBS Asian Insights Conference 2018, which was held to commemorate the 50th anniversary of DBS and its 25th anniversary of establishment in China.

Prime Minister Lee and Mrs Lee also took a walk along the The Bund at night – one of the most iconic locations in Shanghai!

Two men in suits seated in chairs, facing each other at a small table.

(Photo: Prime Minister Lee met Shanghai Party Secretary Li Qiang on 11 April 2018.)

Two men in suits sit facing each other on stage, a cityscape behind them.

(Photo: Prime Minister Lee was the Guest-of Honour and had an interactive dialogue session at the DBS Asian Insights Conference 2018.)

Lee Hsien Loong poses for a selfie with a woman in a crowd at night.

(Photo: Prime Minister Lee and Mrs Lee took a walk through Shanghai’s history along The Bund on 11 April 2018.)

(Photographs by the Singapore Ministry of Communications and Information) 

(4 May 2018)