Premier Li Qiang will pay official visits to New Zealand, Australia and Malaysia from June 13 to 20, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson announced Tuesday. Experts said the visits will focus on enhancing communications and friendship and exploring new potential for cooperation.
During his visit to New Zealand, Premier Li will have meetings and talks with Governor-General Dame Cindy Kiro and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon for in-depth exchange of views on China-New Zealand relationship and international and regional issues of mutual interest, according to Lin Jian, a spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry.
China and New Zealand are each other’s important cooperation partners. China hopes that through this visit, the two countries will strengthen communication, enhance mutual trust, deepen cooperation, cement friendship and promote sound and steady growth of China-New Zealand relationship for more benefits of the two peoples, Lin stated.
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