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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 From Northeast Asia Expo to see the path of province internationalization of the economy High-profile Fifth China Jilin - Northeast Asia Investment and Trade Expo was solemnly held in Changchun, as the Fair From EMKT. marketing consultant, and the only invited representatives of the brand consulting, the old Lou for the first time, attended the opening ceremony, and to participate in the Secretariat of the expert seminar. Personal feelings in the province of Jilin Province, the domain of international marketing practice and significant results, the core of the path is: integrating global resources to achieve leapfrog development. Northeast Asia, including China refers to the northeast (Manchuria, Inner Mongolia, north-east), North Korea, South Korea, Japan, Mongolia, Russia, Eastern Siberia, including the vast region, an area of nearly nine million square kilometers, with 300 million people, GDP of about one-fifth of the world, accounting for more than 70% in Asia. North-East Asia in economic globalization and regional economic integration in the new situation, the increasingly close economic and trade relations in Northeast Asia has become the most dynamic in the global economy and development potential in the world. The Chinese government attaches great importance to economic cooperation in Northeast Asia. Held a high-standard ‘in Northeast Asia Economic Forum’, a study on the rapid development of economic cooperation in Northeast Asia the way; strong support for United Nations Development Program proposed by the Tumen River Area Development Project, and actively participate in Northeast Asian Consultative Meeting of the Intergovernmental Coordination ; light of China’s old industrial bases in northeast China the actual development is proposed to speed up the northeast region and other old industrial bases in strategic decision-making, and in taxation, social security, finance, has taken a series of supportive policies. To further pr