Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Brunei's Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin Waddaulah wrapped up high-stakes talks in Beijing today, promising deeper economic collaboration and a stronger ASEAN partnership. The meeting, part of the Sultan’s state visit, highlighted fresh momentum in cross-regional cooperation. 💼🤝
Premier Li emphasized China’s commitment to upgrading trade and innovation with Brunei, leveraging the Belt and Road Initiative’s renewed blueprint. 'We’re accelerating key projects and exploring tech, green energy, and agriculture partnerships,' Li said. Think: sustainable palm oil meets AI startups. 🌱💡
Brunei’s Sultan welcomed China’s pledge to import more of its agricultural and seafood products, while Li encouraged Chinese firms to invest in Brunei’s growing markets. Let’s call it a win-win for durian lovers and clean energy enthusiasts! 🐟⚡
Both leaders also doubled down on ASEAN unity, with China vowing to back the bloc’s strategic autonomy. 'A closer China-ASEAN community benefits everyone,' Li added, signaling stronger regional ties ahead. 🌏🤝
