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On October 13, Liu Haixing, head of the Foreign Affairs Department of the CPC Central Committee, met with French presidential foreign affairs adviser Bona in Beijing. Liu Haixing said that China and France are important economic and trade partners, and China is willing to expand cooperation with France in emerging fields such as the green economy, digital economy, and artificial intelligence to achieve mutual benefit and win-win situation. We hope that France will use the influence of the EU's core member states, push the European side to properly handle economic and trade differences between China and Europe through consultations on an equal footing, and promote the stable and healthy development of Sino-European relations. In the face of major changes that have not occurred in 100 years, China and France should jointly uphold multilateralism, actively promote political solutions to regional crises, and work together to improve global governance. Bona said that France is willing to continue to be China's capable and independent partner, strengthen communication through mechanisms such as strategic dialogue between France and China, promote cooperation in economic and trade fields, strengthen exchanges in culture, education, youth, political parties, etc., properly handle macroeconomic imbalances, and promote the balanced development of Europe-China relations. The two sides should continue to strengthen coordination within the framework of the United Nations, G20, etc., to promote the resolution of issues such as the Middle East conflict and the Russian-Ukrainian war, and promote the safety and sustainable development of artificial intelligence.
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On October 13, Liu Haixing, head of the Foreign Affairs Department of the CPC Central Committee, met with French presidential foreign affairs adviser Bona in Beijing. Liu Haixing said that China and France are important economic and trade partners, and China is willing to expand cooperation with France in emerging fields such as the green economy, digital economy, and artificial intelligence to achieve mutual benefit and win-win situation. We hope that France will use the influence of the EU's core member states, push the European side to properly handle economic and trade differences between China and Europe through consultations on an equal footing, and promote the stable and healthy development of Sino-European relations. In the face of major changes that have not occurred in 100 years, China and France should jointly uphold multilateralism, actively promote political solutions to regional crises, and work together to improve global governance. Bona said that France is willing to continue to be China's capable and independent partner, strengthen communication through mechanisms such as strategic dialogue between France and China, promote cooperation in economic and trade fields, strengthen exchanges in culture, education, youth, political parties, etc., properly handle macroeconomic imbalances, and promote the balanced development of Europe-China relations. The two sides should continue to strengthen coordination within the framework of the United Nations, G20, etc., to promote the resolution of issues such as the Middle East conflict and the Russian-Ukrainian war, and promote the safety and sustainable development of artificial intelligence.
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