The recent meeting between Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has brought positive developments in their bilateral relations. One key highlight is the expansion of cooperation in new energy vehicles. This move comes amidst concerns of a potential trade war between China and the European Union, signaling a commitment to strengthening ties.
Additionally, Li announced that Australians will soon have visa-free travel to China, showcasing efforts to enhance tourism and business relations between the two nations. Both countries have agreed on reciprocal visa access for up to five years, facilitating tourism, business, and family visits.
While acknowledging differences in political systems and values, both leaders emphasized the importance of cooperation and engagement for mutual benefit. The easing of trade frictions and the signing of cooperation documents in various sectors demonstrate a shared commitment to enhancing economic ties.
Li’s visit to Australia marks a step towards improved relations, with a focus on expanding cooperation in energy, mining, and green development. The decision to provide giant pandas to Adelaide Zoo further symbolizes the strengthening friendship between the two countries.