Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa pledged to deepen bilateral cooperation during high-level talks in Beijing on Tuesday, marking 45 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations. The meeting occurred on the sidelines of the 2025 Summer Davos forum, with both leaders emphasizing shared goals in economic development and global governance.
Economic Synergy Takes Center Stage
Premier Li highlighted China's readiness to expand Belt and Road Initiative collaboration, particularly in clean energy and infrastructure projects. "China welcomes more premium Ecuadorian products through platforms like the China International Import Expo," Li stated, noting bilateral trade growth potential.
Cultural Bridges and Global Vision
The leaders agreed to boost educational exchanges and youth programs, building on existing cultural ties. President Noboa acknowledged China as Ecuador's second-largest trading partner, stating: "Our cooperation model directly benefits Ecuadorian families while addressing global challenges."
Multilateral Coordination
Both nations committed to strengthening UN collaboration, with Li emphasizing their shared responsibility to "practice true multilateralism" in maintaining global stability. The dialogue concluded with agreements to align development strategies and facilitate personnel exchanges between government and private sectors.
