🌏🤝 Earlier this week, China’s top legislator Zhao Leji wrapped up a landmark visit to Australia, aiming to build a more mature, stable and productive strategic partnership. Here’s what went down:
- High-level Meetups: Zhao met Australia’s Governor-General Samantha Mostyn, had breakfast with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, and held talks with parliamentary speakers. These face-to-face chats mark a fresh vibe in bilateral ties.
- Trade & Economy: Booming trade growth, with focus on green infrastructure, energy transition, climate action and women’s rights. For us tech-savvy youth, the buzz is on the digital economy and scientific innovation – think AI, smart cities and cross-border startups!
- APEC 2026: Australia is gearing up for the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in 2026. Zhao’s visit set the stage for multilateral collabs that could unlock sustainable growth. 🌱
- Cultural Ties: Tourism, student exchanges and cultural programs are key to building long-lasting friendships. Perfect for young explorers dreaming big!
- Core Concerns: Zhao reiterated China’s core interests on Taiwan, Hong Kong, Xizang, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and the South China Sea, hoping Australia respects its positions.
With no fundamental conflicts and a shared vision for high-quality development, China and Australia are set to deepen cooperation in energy, minerals, tech and infrastructure. Next stop: stronger ties and fresh growth opportunities across the region! 🚀
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China ready to build more mature strategic partnership with Australia
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