China-Xi/Dutch PM
Beijing, China - March 27, 2024 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Chinese President Xi Jinping (R), Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte shaking hands, posing for photos
2. Various of meeting between Xi, Rutte in progress; attendees
3. National flags of China, the Netherlands
4. Various of meeting in progress; attendees; flowers
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday met with Prime Minister of the Netherlands Mark Rutte in Beijing.
Noting the Netherlands has become a veritable "gateway" for China-EU cooperation, Xi said China is ready to maintain exchanges at various levels with the Netherlands, adhere to communications and dialogue, and pursue mutual benefits and win-win results.
China is willing to expand imports of high-quality goods from the Netherlands and welcomes Dutch enterprises to invest in China, said Xi, adding it is hoped that the Dutch side will provide a fair and transparent business environment for Chinese enterprises.
Xi urged the two sides to promote traditional cooperation in such fields as agriculture, water conservancy and energy, and tap the potential of cooperation in artificial intelligence, green transformation and the silver economy, among others.
He also expressed the hope that the two countries will continue to take more measures to facilitate personnel exchanges and encourage educational, cultural and sub-national exchanges.
Xi stressed that economic globalization may encounter headwinds, but the historical trend will not change. There is no way out for "decoupling and disruption of industrial and supply chains", and opening-up and cooperation are the only choice.
The Chinese people also have legitimate development rights, and no force can stop the pace of China's scientific and technological progress, said Xi, adding China will continue to pursue a win-win approach, open wider to the outside world at a high level, and share development dividends with all parties.
For his part, Rutte said he visited China for the first time as prime minister in 2013.
According to Rutte, the bilateral relations have maintained a sound momentum of growth, especially since he and President Xi announced the establishment of an open and pragmatic partnership for comprehensive cooperation between the two countries in 2014.
The Netherlands cherishes the friendly relations with China and is willing to deepen partnership, facilitate personnel exchanges, and strengthen cooperation with China in such areas as economy, trade and carbon emission reduction, said Rutte.
China-Xi/Dutch PM
Dateline : March 27, 2024
Location : China
Duration : 1'53
Beijing, China - March 27, 2024 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Chinese President Xi Jinping (R), Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte shaking hands, posing for photos
2. Various of meeting between Xi, Rutte in progress; attendees
3. National flags of China, the Netherlands
4. Various of meeting in progress; attendees; flowers
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday met with Prime Minister of the Netherlands Mark Rutte in Beijing.
Noting the Netherlands has become a veritable "gateway" for China-EU cooperation, Xi said China is ready to maintain exchanges at various levels with the Netherlands, adhere to communications and dialogue, and pursue mutual benefits and win-win results.
China is willing to expand imports of high-quality goods from the Netherlands and welcomes Dutch enterprises to invest in China, said Xi, adding it is hoped that the Dutch side will provide a fair and transparent business environment for Chinese enterprises.
Xi urged the two sides to promote traditional cooperation in such fields as agriculture, water conservancy and energy, and tap the potential of cooperation in artificial intelligence, green transformation and the silver economy, among others.
He also expressed the hope that the two countries will continue to take more measures to facilitate personnel exchanges and encourage educational, cultural and sub-national exchanges.
Xi stressed that economic globalization may encounter headwinds, but the historical trend will not change. There is no way out for "decoupling and disruption of industrial and supply chains", and opening-up and cooperation are the only choice.
The Chinese people also have legitimate development rights, and no force can stop the pace of China's scientific and technological progress, said Xi, adding China will continue to pursue a win-win approach, open wider to the outside world at a high level, and share development dividends with all parties.
For his part, Rutte said he visited China for the first time as prime minister in 2013.
According to Rutte, the bilateral relations have maintained a sound momentum of growth, especially since he and President Xi announced the establishment of an open and pragmatic partnership for comprehensive cooperation between the two countries in 2014.
The Netherlands cherishes the friendly relations with China and is willing to deepen partnership, facilitate personnel exchanges, and strengthen cooperation with China in such areas as economy, trade and carbon emission reduction, said Rutte.
ID : 8369735
Published : 2024-03-27 21:49
Last Modified : 2024-03-27 22:30:45
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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