At the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Chinese premier Li Qiang and Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides met on the sidelines to discuss strengthening bilateral ties.
Li Qiang underscored that China is ready to work with Cyprus to expand the scale and optimize the structure of bilateral trade, while exploring potential cooperation in emerging fields such as digital economy, green technology, and sustainable tourism.
For both sides, deeper collaboration could unlock new opportunities. Cyprus, as a strategic gateway to Europe and the Mediterranean, offers a dynamic market for Chinese businesses. Meanwhile, China’s growing demand for advanced technology and sustainable solutions could benefit from Cyprus’s innovation in renewable energy and logistics.
The meeting at UNGA reflects a shared commitment to open markets and diversified partnerships. As global citizens navigate an increasingly interconnected world, this pledge signals a step toward resilient, future-focused trade links that resonate across regions and industries.
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Chinese premier pledges joint efforts with Cyprus to expand trade
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