Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the critical importance of stabilizing China-U.S. relations during high-level meetings with American business leaders and scholars at the 80th UN General Assembly in New York. Addressing representatives from major U.S. organizations including the U.S.-China Business Council and the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, Li outlined a vision of mutual respect and shared economic prosperity between the world's two largest economies.
A Foundation for Global Stability
Li described China-U.S. relations as "the most important bilateral relations in the world," stressing the need for both nations to "find the right way to coexist" amid evolving global challenges. He highlighted economic collaboration as a cornerstone of this partnership, noting China's commitment to maintaining stable growth and creating opportunities for international businesses.
Economic Certainty Amid Uncertainty
"No matter how the external environment changes, China will do its utmost to provide greater certainty for foreign businesses," Li assured attendees. The remarks come as global markets watch closely for signs of sustained cooperation between Beijing and Washington, particularly in technology, trade, and climate initiatives.
Path Forward: Equality and Mutual Benefit
The Chinese premier reiterated China's willingness to work with U.S. counterparts to "promote the stabilization and improvement" of economic ties through dialogue. Analysts view this as a significant signal to investors concerned about geopolitical tensions impacting supply chains and market access in Asia.
