News: 2024.03.20
Foreign Minister Wang Yi recently participated in an important symposium in Australia, which was hosted by the Australia-China Business Council. Wang Yi had in-depth exchanges with people from all walks of life in Australia to jointly discuss the opportunities and challenges of China-Australia economic cooperation.
At the symposium, participants tasted wine from Ningxia, China. Wang Yi introduced the origin and characteristics of this high-quality wine to the Australian business community present. This wine tasting event not only promoted cultural exchanges between China and Australia, but also laid a good foundation for future partnership between the two parties.
Wang Yi emphasized at the symposium that China and Australia are highly complementary economically and have broad space for cooperation. China, as the world's second largest economy, and Australia, as an important economy in the Asia-Pacific region, have huge potential for cooperation in trade, investment, technological innovation and other fields.
Wang Yi called on China and Australia to strengthen economic cooperation and jointly respond to global economic uncertainties and challenges. Both sides should strengthen communication and coordination, expand trade and investment, promote technological innovation, jointly promote the stable growth of the Chinese and Australian economies, and achieve win-win cooperation.
Wang Yi said that as important economic partners, China and Australia should work together to create a better future. It is hoped that both sides can work together to jointly respond to global challenges, promote the continuous development of China-Australia relations, and bring more welfare and happiness to the two peoples.