US EditionIndonesian president and Chinese premier meet to discuss expanding trade during US trade war
- During his official trip to Indonesia, Chinese Premier Li Qiang held discussions with President Prabowo Subianto in the capital city to explore opportunities for bilateral collaboration.
- The meeting occurred as both leaders marked 75 years of diplomatic relations and sought to deepen ties across multiple sectors.
- They witnessed signing cooperation agreements on economic policy, industrial supply chains, finance, new energy, digital economy, and maritime development.
- Li stated China stands ready to strengthen cooperation across the 'five pillars' including politics, economy, culture, maritime affairs, and security.
- Both sides reaffirmed support for multilateralism, opposed protectionism, and expressed willingness to jointly address global challenges for developing nations.
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Indonesian president and Chinese premier meet to discuss expanding trade during US trade war - National
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Indonesian president and Chinese premier meet to discuss expanding trade during U.S. trade war
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto on Sunday to discuss ways to expand trade and investment during the U.S. global trade war and as economic globalization faces headwinds.
Premier Li says China ready to join Indonesia to address risks, challenges
Chinese Premier Li Qiang said on Sunday that China stands ready to join Indonesia in addressing risks and challenges and to strengthen cooperation across the "five pillars" – politics, economy, people-to-people and cultural exchanges, maritime affairs and security.Li made the remarks during talks with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in Jakarta, as part of his official visit to Indonesia.Calling China and Indonesia "good neighbors and good …
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