Chinese Premier Li Qiang Meets German President Steinmeier to Strengthen Bilateral Ties
Chinese Premier Li Qiang and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier discuss expanding cooperation between China and Germany during their recent meeting.

Beijing, October 31 (Daily Kiran) : Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on October 30 at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. This meeting was part of Steinmeier’s state visit to China.
During their discussions, Li emphasized the ongoing collaboration between China and Germany, which has been beneficial for both nations. He pointed out the rising threats of unilateralism and protectionism in the world. To counter these challenges, both countries should commit to safeguarding free trade and enhancing openness and cooperation. This approach is essential for the continuous advancement of their comprehensive strategic partnership.
Li expressed China’s readiness to expand cooperation with Germany in sectors such as automotive, chemicals, artificial intelligence, digital technology, and green initiatives. He noted that China aims to import more high-quality German goods and welcomes German industries to actively participate in the Chinese market. Additionally, he mentioned that China supports its enterprises in investing in Germany and hopes for a fair, stable, and predictable commercial environment for Chinese businesses.
In response, Steinmeier acknowledged China’s impressive economic and social development, as well as its technological advancements. He highlighted the long-standing partnership between Germany and China, noting that their economic and trade cooperation has been both successful and mutually beneficial. He stressed that collaboration between enterprises from both countries is not only vital for their economies but also significant for the global market.



