Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with Finnish President Alexander Stubb on Tuesday in Beijing to bolster bilateral relations and explore new avenues for cooperation. 🇨🇳🤝🇫🇮
Premier Li expressed enthusiasm about the new-type cooperative partnership between China and Finland, highlighting how their collaboration has been steadily growing across various sectors, benefiting people from both nations.
\"China is eager to work with Finland to implement our shared vision, maintain high-level exchanges, and deepen political mutual trust,\" Li stated. 🌟
Despite current challenges in economic globalization, Li emphasized that openness and cooperation remain key. He outlined plans to expand trade, enhance collaboration in circular economy, smart energy, and agricultural products, leveraging economic complementarity for mutual benefit and win-win outcomes.
\"China welcomes Finnish businesses to strengthen their presence in our market, and we encourage Finland to provide a fair and transparent environment for Chinese enterprises,\" Li added.
On his part, President Stubb reiterated Finland’s commitment to developing strong ties with China, recognizing Finland as a reliable partner. He looked forward to deepening cooperation in areas like economy, trade, green energy, sustainable development, education, and people-to-people exchanges.
Stubb also acknowledged China's significant role in international affairs and expressed readiness to collaborate on global security and climate change initiatives.
Overall, the meeting marks a positive step towards enhancing China-Finland relations, paving the way for a prosperous and cooperative future. 🚀✨
