From June 9 to 11, Ge Haijiao, chairman of Bank of China, met separately in Shanghai with Gabriel Galípolo, president of the central bank of Brazil; Ásgeir Jónsson, governor of the Central Bank of Iceland; Santiago Bausili, president of the Central Bank of Argentina; and Narantsogt Sanjaa, governor of the Central Bank of Mongolia. They exchanged views on the global macroeconomic outlook and discussed a range of topics, including investment in RMB-denominated assets and the deepening of bilateral financial cooperation. Liu Chenggang, executive vice president of BOC, also attended relevant meetings.

Ge Haijiao meets with Gabriel Galípolo, president of the central bank of Brazil.

Ge Haijiao meets with Ásgeir Jónsson, governor of the central bank of Iceland.

Ge Haijiao meets with Santiago Bausili, president of the central bank of Argentina.

Ge Haijiao meets with Narantsogt Sanjaa, governor of the central bank of Mongolia.

All parties agreed to engage more in trade and commerce, capital market connectivity initiatives, and the international use of RMB. They would share new opportunities arising from China's high-level opening-up and jointly advance bilateral and multilateral economic and financial collaboration to a new level.