Chinese Premier Li Qiang returned to Beijing on November 24, 2025, following his participation in the 20th G20 Summit held in Johannesburg. The premier's chartered flight touched down in the Chinese capital after a series of high-level discussions focused on global economic cooperation and sustainable development initiatives.
During his departure from South Africa, Premier Li was formally seen off at OR Tambo International Airport by South African Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi and Chinese Ambassador Wu Peng, underscoring the continued diplomatic warmth between the two nations.
This year's summit gained particular significance as world leaders addressed pressing challenges including climate financing mechanisms and artificial intelligence governance frameworks. China's active participation reaffirms its commitment to multilateral solutions amid evolving global economic dynamics.
Analysts note the 2025 G20 outcomes could significantly influence Asia's digital economy strategies and green energy transitions, with several agreements expected to benefit emerging markets across the continent.
