Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil co-chaired a high-level financial dialogue in Beijing, focusing on bilateral cooperation in trade and finance. The meeting emphasized strengthening macroeconomic coordination and promoting sustainable global economic growth.
Both sides agreed to enhance multilateral collaboration, combat unilateralism, and support international economic platforms like the G20. The dialogue also addressed improving market access for German companies and stabilizing supply chains amid global challenges.
The visit highlights Germany’s intent to maintain pragmatic ties with China, while China reaffirmed its long-term commitment to strategic, mutually beneficial cooperation. Analysts see this dialogue as a positive step toward steady bilateral relations and economic recovery.
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