Tianjin, a city flexing muscles to reach far

Xinhua News Agency | June 25, 2005 | Copyright

Tianjin, a city flexing muscles to reach far By Xinhua writers Xiao Hong and Meng Hua

TIANJIN, June 25 (Xinhua) -- North China's Tianjin Municipality has started to draw worldwide attention with a clearly stated ambition to become the country's another locomotive for economic growth.

As finance ministers from Asia and Europe converged to Tianjin to attend the Sixth ASEM-FMM (Asia-Europe Finance Ministers Meeting), which is due to unveil on Sunday, the north China port city seems more or less ready for a bigger role to play in the central stage in international economic and financial ...

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