China and Taiwan signed three agreements Sunday that will enhance economic ties between the rivals and increase the frequency of flights, amid efforts by Taiwan's president to improve relations with Beijing.
One agreement, signed at a meeting in the eastern Chinese city of Nanjing, sets the stage for financial services firms to open branches in each other's territory, according to China's official Xinhua News Agency.
A separate agreement will increase the number of direct flights between the two and open new routes to the Chinese mainland.
Taiwan and the mainland split in 1949 and have no formal ties, but investment and indirect trade have …
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