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The Shenzhen-based company has set up 19 R&D centers in the United States, Finland, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Singapore and other regions, with 4,177 R&D personnel worldwide.

The Southeast Asian country holds a general election once every five years. Sunday's general election was the sixth of its kind since 1993.

The Shanghai Free Trade Zone has also vowed to further open up the high-end medical devices sector to foreign investors.

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The Shekou and Qianhai area in the Guangdong Free Trade Zone, which was established in 2015, is a pilot area of Shenzhen's next round of reform and opening-up. This month, the Institute of Free Trade Zones at Sun Yat-sen University ranked the zone in first place for system innovation, even beating the Shanghai FTZ.

The Tianjin A320 final assembly line, the third-largest single-aisle assembly line for Airbus after Toulouse in France and Hamburg in Germany, is on track to becoming the company's manufacturing center in Asia. It has delivered 16 A320 aircraft to non-Chinese airlines, and is in talks with more foreign carriers for more orders.

The State Council's executive meeting on Wednesday noted that in the past five years, 58,773 suggestions and proposals were handled by the State Council. In 2017, the State Council dealt with 7,471 suggestions, or 89.4 of the year's total; and 3,665 proposals, or 87 percent of the total.

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The Trump administration went a long way to prepare for the meeting, which came within the first 100 days of the new US presidency and was labeled by the New York Times as "the most important diplomatic encounter of his presidency so far."

The State-owned enterprise will build a national-level AI medical imaging laboratory and launch public cloud area services in cooperation with Shenzhen-based Tencent.

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The Shenzhen Component Index closed 2.09 percent lower at 13,480.85 points.

The Trump administration has also taken unilateral actions and made threats on trade and investment against China, including laying out unreasonable demands that China should cut its trade deficit with the US by 0 billion each year for the next two years and stop Chinese government subsidies to its industries. David Gergen, a professor at Harvard Kennedy School and an adviser to former US presidents, last week described Trump's behavior as "bullying China".