Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with Polish President Andrzej Duda in Beijing on Monday to discuss enhancing the strategic partnership between China and Poland. Since the establishment of their comprehensive strategic partnership in 2016, both nations have witnessed significant growth in exchanges and cooperation across various fields, benefiting their people.
Premier Li emphasized China's commitment to aligning development strategies with Poland, leveraging the Belt and Road Initiative to upgrade economic and trade cooperation. He highlighted the potential for mutual benefits through the expansion of bilateral trade, especially in emerging sectors like new energy, the digital economy, and artificial intelligence.
Polish President Duda echoed this sentiment, acknowledging the strong momentum in China-Poland relations over the past 75 years. He reaffirmed Poland's support for the Belt and Road Initiative and expressed willingness to provide a fair and non-discriminatory business environment for Chinese enterprises. Both leaders agreed to further strengthen economic, trade, and cultural exchanges, aiming to elevate their bilateral relations to new heights.
The meeting also touched upon the importance of people-to-people exchanges and cooperation in youth and education, fostering deeper mutual understanding and friendship. Additionally, preferences were expressed for the European Union to view China's development objectively, supporting free trade and maintaining a fair market environment to promote healthy China-EU relations.
Overall, the meeting marked a significant step towards reinforcing the comprehensive strategic partnership between China and Poland, paving the way for enhanced collaboration and shared growth.
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