During a recent telephone discussion, Chinese Premier Li Qiang and New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon explored avenues for deepening bilateral economic ties. The leaders focused on enhancing trade within the services sector and broadening collaboration in renewable energy industries, specifically targeting wind power, photovoltaics, and electric vehicles. Premier Li highlighted the consistent and positive trajectory of the relationship between the two nations, noting that cooperation continues to advance across multiple domains. He also addressed the current global landscape, characterized by rising protectionism and unilateralism, which pose challenges to international economic stability. By tapping into the potential of emerging green technologies, both countries aim to foster sustainable growth and strengthen their strategic partnership amidst an evolving global environment.
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