On Thursday 21 July, during a visit to Mongolia, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said that China and Mongolia have agreed to speed up the alignment of their development strategies and boost bilateral practical cooperation in major fields, such as the processing of agricultural and animal products, housing and infrastructure construction, and building materials.
Li made the remarks during a joint press conference with his Mongolian counterpart Jargaltulga Erdenebat.
Among rising uncertainties and instabilities hindering the recovery of global economy, the European refugee crisis, along with the spread of regional terrorism, have posed challenges to regional peace and stability in Eurasia, Li told reporters.
Against this backdrop, Li said China stands ready to work with other parties to address these challenges, shore up confidence and unleash positive signals of growth, so as to make contribution for the peace, stability and prosperity in Eurasia and the whole world at large.
Hailing Li's visit as important and significant, Erdenebat said the visit injects new impetus into the development of Mongolia-China ties.
To bring benefits to the two peoples, Mongolia is willing to maintain high-level exchanges with China, deepen practical cooperation in such fields as economy and trade, infrastructure construction, energy, investment, agriculture and finance, said the prime minister.
Source: news.xinhuanet.com
