Li Qiang held the tenth annual meeting between Chinese and Australian Prime Ministers with Prime Minister Albanese from Australia.

On the afternoon of July 15, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang held the tenth annual meeting between Chinese and Australian Prime Ministers with Australian Prime Minister Albanese, who was on an official visit to China, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Li pointed out that the Chinese and Australian economies are highly complementary, with vast cooperation opportunities in areas such as energy and mining, agricultural products, green development, and technological innovation. China is willing to fully utilize various dialogue mechanisms such as the strategic economic dialogue, agricultural joint committee, and high-level trade remedy dialogue with Australia, strengthen the planning and design of cooperation in various fields, explore more points of mutual interest and economic growth, and unleash the huge potential of bilateral economic and trade cooperation. China hopes that Australia will provide a fair, open, and non-discriminatory business environment for Chinese companies in Australia. China is willing to continue to vigorously support cultural, educational, tourism, and local exchanges with Australia and further facilitate the movement of people between the two countries.