China and Japan Strengthen Bilateral Ties for Future Growth
China is willing to work with Japan to enhance multi-field, multi-channel, and multi-level friendly exchanges. Premier Li Qiang emphasized maintaining a stable industrial supply chain and free trade. He also highlighted the importance of Taiwan in China's core interests and urged Japan to honor its commitments.
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China is willing to work with Japan to continue both countries' multi-field, multi-channel, multi-level friendly exchanges, and to further facilitate personnel exchanges, Premier Li Qiang said after a bilateral meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
Li said both sides should work together to maintain a stable and smooth industrial supply chain, and the global free trade system, and that development of both are important to each other, the Chinese foreign ministry said in a statement on Monday.
Li also reiterated that the Taiwan issue is the "core of China's core interests", and hoped Japan will "honour its promises and create a positive atmosphere for continuous development of relations".
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