China-Xi/Swedish PM
Beijing, China - June 26, 2017
1. Xi Jinping, Chinese President, shaking hands with Stefan Lofven, Swedish Prime Minister
2. Various of meeting between Xi, Lofven in progress
3. Xi speaking
4. Lofven listening
5. Meeting room
6. Various of Xi speaking, Lofven listening, officials at meeting
7. Lofven speaking
8. Xi listening
9. Various of officials at meeting
10. Meeting room
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday called for stronger relations with Sweden and closer cooperation on clean energy, life science, green finance, high-speed rail and space technology.
Xi made the remarks while meeting with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, who is in China for the Summer Davos Forum scheduled for June 27-29 in northeast China's Dalian.
Recalling that Sweden was the first western country to have established diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China, Xi said a healthy, stable and sustainable China-Sweden relationship not only is in the national interests of both countries, but also helps the development of China-Northern Europe cooperation and China-Europe relations.
He called on both sides to find novel ways to cooperate and boost China-Sweden ties. Xi proposed dovetailing China's 13th Five-Year Plan, its innovation-driven development strategy and Made in China 2025 drive with Sweden's Smart Industry strategy.
The two countries should also work together on smart cities, tourism and winter sports, said the president.
China hopes to strengthen coordination with Sweden in the United Nations and the Arctic Council, he added.
Regarding China-Europe ties, Xi said China looks forward to more policy coordination with Northern European countries including Sweden, and new progress in China-Northern Europe cooperation.
Lofven expressed sympathy with China that has suffered losses in the recent landslide in southwest province of Sichuan.
He said Sweden values China's influence in major global and regional affairs, as well as cooperation with China in multilateral frameworks such as the United Nations.
Lofven vowed closer cooperation with China in trade, innovation, culture, sports, tourism and arctic affairs.
China-Xi/Swedish PM
Dateline : June 26, 2017
Location : Beijing,China
Duration : 2'19
Beijing, China - June 26, 2017
1. Xi Jinping, Chinese President, shaking hands with Stefan Lofven, Swedish Prime Minister
2. Various of meeting between Xi, Lofven in progress
3. Xi speaking
4. Lofven listening
5. Meeting room
6. Various of Xi speaking, Lofven listening, officials at meeting
7. Lofven speaking
8. Xi listening
9. Various of officials at meeting
10. Meeting room
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Monday called for stronger relations with Sweden and closer cooperation on clean energy, life science, green finance, high-speed rail and space technology.
Xi made the remarks while meeting with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Lofven, who is in China for the Summer Davos Forum scheduled for June 27-29 in northeast China's Dalian.
Recalling that Sweden was the first western country to have established diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China, Xi said a healthy, stable and sustainable China-Sweden relationship not only is in the national interests of both countries, but also helps the development of China-Northern Europe cooperation and China-Europe relations.
He called on both sides to find novel ways to cooperate and boost China-Sweden ties. Xi proposed dovetailing China's 13th Five-Year Plan, its innovation-driven development strategy and Made in China 2025 drive with Sweden's Smart Industry strategy.
The two countries should also work together on smart cities, tourism and winter sports, said the president.
China hopes to strengthen coordination with Sweden in the United Nations and the Arctic Council, he added.
Regarding China-Europe ties, Xi said China looks forward to more policy coordination with Northern European countries including Sweden, and new progress in China-Northern Europe cooperation.
Lofven expressed sympathy with China that has suffered losses in the recent landslide in southwest province of Sichuan.
He said Sweden values China's influence in major global and regional affairs, as well as cooperation with China in multilateral frameworks such as the United Nations.
Lofven vowed closer cooperation with China in trade, innovation, culture, sports, tourism and arctic affairs.
ID : 8054208
Published : 2017-06-26 22:56
Last Modified : 2017-07-14 08:23:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
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