Chinese Premier Li Qiang has called out U.S. tariffs as a major disruptor to global trade, warning they threaten the stability of the world economy. During talks with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez in Beijing, Li emphasized that ‘unilateral protectionism undermines international fairness’ and stressed China’s readiness to lead through open cooperation. 🌐✨
Amid rising geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, Li highlighted China’s ‘confidence and capability’ to sustain growth, leveraging proactive policies and tech-driven fields like AI and green energy. 🤝 Spain echoed the sentiment, with Sanchez reaffirming support for dialogue over tariffs and backing the one-China principle.
Key takeaways from the meeting:
🌱 Enhanced EU-China collaboration on trade, climate, and tech.
💡 Expanding Spain-China partnerships in culture, education, and tourism.
⚡ Joint opposition to ‘unfair’ U.S. tariffs affecting global supply chains.
With 2024 marking the 20th anniversary of China-Spain ties, both leaders pushed for stronger solidarity against protectionism. Sanchez added that the EU will ‘defend its interests’ amid trade frictions, signaling a united front. 🌟
