Australia-Chinese Premier/CEO Roundtable

China, Australia need to expand two-way opening up in services, investment: Chinese premier

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Sydney, Australia - March 24, 2017
1. Attendees at 6th Australia-China CEO Roundtable Meeting
2. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (left), Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull at meeting
3. Turnbull
4. Li speaking
5. Various of Chinese, Australian officials, business leaders
6. Li speaking
7. Various of Australian officials, business leaders
8. Media
9. Various of Turnbull speaking
10. Chinese business leaders
11. Meeting
12. Li speaking
13. Various of attendees applauding

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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday that the Chinese and Australian governments should create a better trade and investment environment in order to expand two-way opening up in services and investment.

Li said Chinese enterprises are ready to participate in infrastructure construction in Australia, expand investment in the country and encourage Australian firms to invest in China, adding that he hopes Australia will work in the same direction so as to achieve a win-win outcome.

Li, who is on an official visit to Australia from Wednesday to Sunday, made the remarks while attending the sixth Australia-China CEO Roundtable Meeting held in Sydney.

The CEO roundtable has served as a platform for communication not only within the business community, but also between the business community and the government, Li told more than 100 business leaders from both countries.

Noting that bilateral trade has grown at an annual rate of 9 percent in the past decade, surpassing that of economic output, Li stressed that removing trade barriers and promoting two-way opening up would stimulate economic growth and improve people's livelihood.

The Chinese premier reaffirmed that China stands ready to work with other parties, including Australia, to uphold trade liberalization and promote fairer, more transparent and sustainable international trade.

For his part, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said that in the context of significant changes in the global economy, free trade has promoted not only goods and capital exchanges, but also that of technology and culture.

Facing new opportunities, the two countries must work to benefit from open markets and global trade, actively expand free trade, and encourage the participation of small businesses, said Turnbull, adding that innovation and investment are also paramount to create new jobs and lift growth to benefit the two peoples.

The Chinese premier will pay an official visit to New Zealand after wrapping up his tour to Australia. Li's visits to the two Oceanian countries are the first by a Chinese premier in 11 years.

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  • Dateline : March 24, 2017
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Australia-Chinese Premier/CEO Roundtable

China, Australia need to expand two-way opening up in services, investment: Chinese premier

Dateline : March 24, 2017

Location : Sydney,Australia

Duration : 1'31

  • English
  • Français
  • العربية
  • Pусский
  • Español


Sydney, Australia - March 24, 2017
1. Attendees at 6th Australia-China CEO Roundtable Meeting
2. Chinese Premier Li Keqiang (left), Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull at meeting
3. Turnbull
4. Li speaking
5. Various of Chinese, Australian officials, business leaders
6. Li speaking
7. Various of Australian officials, business leaders
8. Media
9. Various of Turnbull speaking
10. Chinese business leaders
11. Meeting
12. Li speaking
13. Various of attendees applauding


Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said on Friday that the Chinese and Australian governments should create a better trade and investment environment in order to expand two-way opening up in services and investment.

Li said Chinese enterprises are ready to participate in infrastructure construction in Australia, expand investment in the country and encourage Australian firms to invest in China, adding that he hopes Australia will work in the same direction so as to achieve a win-win outcome.

Li, who is on an official visit to Australia from Wednesday to Sunday, made the remarks while attending the sixth Australia-China CEO Roundtable Meeting held in Sydney.

The CEO roundtable has served as a platform for communication not only within the business community, but also between the business community and the government, Li told more than 100 business leaders from both countries.

Noting that bilateral trade has grown at an annual rate of 9 percent in the past decade, surpassing that of economic output, Li stressed that removing trade barriers and promoting two-way opening up would stimulate economic growth and improve people's livelihood.

The Chinese premier reaffirmed that China stands ready to work with other parties, including Australia, to uphold trade liberalization and promote fairer, more transparent and sustainable international trade.

For his part, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said that in the context of significant changes in the global economy, free trade has promoted not only goods and capital exchanges, but also that of technology and culture.

Facing new opportunities, the two countries must work to benefit from open markets and global trade, actively expand free trade, and encourage the participation of small businesses, said Turnbull, adding that innovation and investment are also paramount to create new jobs and lift growth to benefit the two peoples.

The Chinese premier will pay an official visit to New Zealand after wrapping up his tour to Australia. Li's visits to the two Oceanian countries are the first by a Chinese premier in 11 years.

ID : 8046264

Published : 2017-03-25 00:05

Last Modified : 2017-05-09 23:05:00

Source : China Central Television (CCTV)

Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland

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