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Apple and China have a 'symbiotic' relationship, says Tim Cook

2023-03-25T11:23:41.199Z


The speech of the boss of Apple comes at a time when the group is seeking to transfer production activities outside of China.


Apple enjoys a "

symbiotic

" relationship with China, its boss Tim Cook said on Saturday, visiting China to attend the China Development Forum, a Chinese state-run event attended by senior government officials and public figures. of the entrepreneurial sector.

"

It's a kind of symbiotic relationship that I believe we both have benefited from

," he said during an interview on the role of technology in education, adding: “

Apple and China have grown together

”.

Tim Cook's speech comes as Apple, the world's largest company by market capitalization, seeks to transfer production activities out of China.

Sales of Apple products were penalized in 2022 by production limitations in factories due to China's so-called "

zero Covid

" policy.

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Develop young people's critical thinking

US controls on the export of high-tech components also threaten the Apple brand's supply chain.

A subject that Tim Cook did not discuss during this exchange.

The boss of Apple, however, stressed the need to bridge the gap in education between schools in urban and rural areas.

And he also encouraged young people to learn programming and develop their critical thinking.

Tim Cook notably promised to increase to 100 million yuan (13.5 million euros) the expenses of Apple allocated to its educational program in rural areas of China.

He visited an Apple Store in downtown Beijing on Friday, taking a selfie with singer Huang Ling that went viral on Chinese social media.

Source: lefigaro

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