LONDON, Sept. 13 (Xinhua) -- Chinese Premier Wen
Jiabao reiterated here on Wednesday that China's open policy to foreign media
and information institutions remains unchanged.
He made the remarks at a press conference after his
meeting with British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
"There have been much misunderstanding towards
China's policies on foreign media. I would like to take this opportunity to
clarify," he said.
The premier noted that the Chinese government will
guarantee the freedom and rights of foreign media and information institutions.
In the meantime, he expressed the hope and belief that Chinese laws are abided
by.
Wen noted in particular that China will ensure the
free flow of business, financial and economic information. Enditem
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