In a move to strengthen international teamwork, Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday, signaling a fresh chapter in China-Australia relations 🌟. During the ninth China-Australia Annual Leaders' Meeting, Premier Li emphasized China's readiness to boost coordination and cooperation with Australia at both regional and global levels.
\"Let's oppose camp confrontation and a 'new Cold War,'\" Premier Li stated, highlighting the importance of unity in today's world 🌏. He expressed China's willingness to build a more mature, stable, and fruitful comprehensive strategic partnership with Australia.
Since Prime Minister Albanese's visit to China last November, the two nations have been buzzing with renewed dialogue and cooperation across various fields. It's been a major turnaround, and Premier Li is keen on keeping that positive momentum going 🚀.
\"Our relationship is all about mutual benefit and win-win cooperation,\" Premier Li noted. \"The development of China and Australia is an opportunity, not a challenge, to each other.\"
He pointed out plans to ramp up trade, dive into new collaborations in areas like new energy vehicles and renewable energy, and strengthen cultural and tourism exchanges 🎭✈️. All in all, it's about making the partnership between China and Australia even stronger than before.
Premier Li also expressed hopes that Australia will provide a fair and friendly business environment for Chinese enterprises 💼, making it easier for people from both sides to connect and collaborate.
Looking ahead, China is eager to work with Australia to advance regional economic integration and build an open world economy 🌐. It's all about teamwork and embracing opportunities together!
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Premier Li says China willing to enhance cooperation with Australia
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