Chinese Premier Li Qiang Seeks Enhanced Cooperation with Canada Austria at UN Assembly

At the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized China's commitment to strengthening bilateral and multilateral relations. In discussions with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, Li highlighted the importance of mutual respect for core interests and called for deeper cooperation in areas such as energy, green development, and tourism, while advocating for a fair business environment for Chinese companies in Canada. Li also expressed China's readiness to address economic and trade concerns through dialogue and to promote economic globalization and free trade jointly with Canada. Simultaneously, Li met with Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker, underscoring the need to enhance multilateral communication and coordination to improve global governance, and to cooperate in green transition and the digital economy. These engagements reflect China's strategic focus on fostering sustainable development and open economic collaboration on both bilateral and multilateral fronts.