The ministry made the remarks after the United States President Donald Trump made the decision last week to revoke the region's preferential trade status.
The ministers lauded the Chinese experts' constructive proposals and guidelines for the country's fight against the coronavirus, saying both Djiboutian President Ismail Omar Guelleh and Prime Minister Abdoulkader Kamil Mohamed spoke highly of their contributions.
The meeting urged State-owned enterprises, especially those directly under the central management, and public institutions such as colleges, universities and research institutes, to take the lead in offering such rent relief.
The minister also said the high-speed train will bring investments to the region which has one-third of the country's population and lands, but only accounts for one-tenth of Thailand's total GDP.
The military, which plays a key role in Vietnam's disaster response, has sent hundreds of rescuers, heavy equipment and search dogs to help the mission as the government tackles some of its worst floods in years.
The measures were introduced to implement the country's deepened opening-up policies, step up investment promotion, make business opportunities more accessible to foreign investors, and protect their legal rights, according to the municipal government.
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The ministry also posted a statement on its website urging Chinese tourists to abide by local laws and regulations at their destinations, to respect local traditions and religions and to avoid inappropriate behavior such as littering, smoking or talking loudly in public areas.
The ministry called for efforts to guide scenic spots, hotels and restaurants, among others, to fulfill their social responsibilities, strengthen self-discipline, and advocate civilized tourism.
The meeting, which was separated into a major session and five sub-sessions on five specific themes, attracted many renowned scholars, representatives from companies and other industrial leaders to give special lectures and reports.
The market value of the intelligent connected vehicle industry and related sectors in China is expected to reach 100 billion yuan (.5 billion) by 2022, according to a white paper released by the Beijing Commission of Economy and Information Technology.