China’s Premier Holds Talks with German Chancellor
Chinese Premier Li Qiang held talks with Federal Chancellor of Germany Olaf Scholz in Beijing on Tuesday, calling for a new level of bilateral relations with expanded mutual understanding and winwin results through dialogue and cooperation.
Noting that this year marks the 10th anniversary of the ChinaGermany comprehensive strategic partnership, Li said that China stands ready to work with Germany to enhance mutual understanding through dialogue and achieve win-win results through cooperation.
China is determined to further opening up and is willing to import more quality German products.
Li called on the two sides to give full play to the role of intergovernmental consultation and other mechanisms at various levels, create new growth points for cooperation such as new-energy vehicles, digital economy, artificial intelligence and green development, and make greater efforts to support exchanges and cooperation in local, cultural, sports, youth, education, scientific research and other fields. China is determined to further opening up and is willing to import more quality German products, said the premier, adding that China will continue to optimize the business environment for German and other companies to invest and do business in China.
China hopes that the German side will relax restrictions on high-tech exports to China and take concrete measures to provide a fair, transparent and nondiscriminatory business environment for Chinese enterprises in Germany, he added.
On the issue of production capacity, Li stressed that the issue should start from economic laws and be viewed objectively and dialectically from a market viewpoint and a global perspective.