Chinese Premier Li Qiang Visits Ireland, Announces Visa-Free Treatment & Cooperation

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  Li Qiang met with Irish Prime Minister Varadkar. (Associated Press)

Premier Li Qiang of the State Council, who is visiting Ireland, held talks with President Higgins and Prime Minister Varadkar respectively.

When Li Qiang met with Varadkar, he said that China is willing to adhere to mutual respect and mutual trust with Ireland, strive to seek common ground while shelving differences, seek common ground and resolve differences, and deepen mutual understanding. The two sides must adhere to mutual benefit, continue to expand trade scale, and strengthen green and low-carbon development and sustainable development. Cooperate in agriculture, finance and other fields, expand innovative cooperation in digital economy, biomedicine, artificial intelligence and other fields, and make the pie of cooperation bigger and bigger.

Li Qiang announced that in order to facilitate personnel exchanges between the two countries, China will grant Ireland unilateral visa-free treatment and hopes that Ireland will provide an open, fair and non-discriminatory business environment for Chinese enterprises.

Higgins said that Ireland is willing to strengthen friendly exchanges with China, deepen mutually beneficial cooperation, and jointly address global challenges such as climate change, food security, and sustainable development. Varadkar said that Ireland is willing to actively consider providing more convenience for Chinese citizens to visit Ireland, and welcomes more Chinese companies to invest and operate in Ireland.

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