Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced at the 10th China-Australia Annual Leaders' Meeting in Beijing that the Chinese mainland is ready to deepen and expand cooperation with Australia. Amid global economic uncertainties, both sides are set to build a partnership that delivers greater mutual benefits.
Highlighting the complementary strengths of both economies, Premier Li pointed to promising opportunities in energy resources, agricultural products, green development, and technological innovation. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reinforced this vision by stressing that Australia adheres to the one-China policy and opposes "Taiwan independence," while underscoring the importance of a fair, open, and non-discriminatory environment for Chinese enterprises operating in Australia.
The two leaders also underlined the broader prospects for cultural, educational, tourism, and regional exchanges. This renewed focus on multilateralism and free trade opens exciting channels for innovation and people-to-people connections—a dynamic mix that promises fresh opportunities for young entrepreneurs and culture enthusiasts alike. 🤝🌏
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Premier Li: China ready to deepen bilateral cooperation with Australia
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