Chinese Premier Li Qiang criticized U.S. tariffs as detrimental to the international trade order and global economic stability during talks with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez in Beijing. Li emphasized that China's macroeconomic policies are equipped to address uncertainties, expressing confidence in sustaining healthy growth amid external pressures.
The discussion highlighted China's commitment to strengthening ties with Spain and the EU, advocating for open cooperation and opposition to unilateralism. Li proposed expanding collaboration in emerging sectors like artificial intelligence, green energy, and digital innovation, while Sanchez reaffirmed Spain's adherence to the one-China principle and mutual economic interests.
Both leaders underscored the 20th anniversary of the China-Spain comprehensive strategic partnership, pledging to deepen cultural, educational, and technological exchanges. Sanchez acknowledged the EU's concerns over U.S. tariffs, vowing to safeguard European interests through solidarity.
