Chinese Premier Li Qiang has signaled that the Chinese mainland is ready to further deepen cooperation with Australia, aiming for win-win benefits in areas like energy, agriculture, green development, and tech innovation. The announcement was made during the 10th China-Australia Annual Leaders' Meeting in Beijing, where both sides emphasized the need for renewed dialogue in challenging global times.
With the global economy facing rising instability and uncertainty, both leaders stressed that their complementary strengths offer a great opportunity for breakthrough partnerships. They highlighted plans to use various dialogue mechanisms to boost cooperation not only in trade and technology but also in culture, education, tourism, and regional exchange. Australia reaffirmed its commitment to the one-China policy and firmly opposed "Taiwan independence," supporting a stable and equitable business environment for Chinese enterprises.
This renewed spirit of bilateral dialogue underlines the importance of multilateralism and free trade in addressing global challenges like climate change. It also paves the way for dynamic growth opportunities that resonate with young professionals and tech-savvy audiences keen to see innovative, cross-border collaborations shaping our future. 🙌
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Premier Li: China ready to deepen bilateral cooperation with Australia
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