Cubans from all walks of life are paying close attention to Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's visit and highly value the island country's relations with China, expecting bilateral relations will be enhanced through high-level exchanges of visits and economic cooperation.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang's upcoming visit to Cuba will help boost economic cooperation between Havana and Beijing, and promote the Cuba-China comprehensive strategic partnership, said a renowned Cuban expert.
Premier Li Keqiang's visit to Cuba represents "a unique opportunity" to enhance political, economic, trade and financial collaboration between China and the Caribbean island-nation, Cuban Ambassador to China Alberto J. Blanco Silva said.
Instilling confidence in the international community about China is a tall order amid gloomy, if not nerve-racking, reports about the global economy and repeated rumors about the country's imminent economic collapse. But Premier Li Keqiang did exactly that on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly annual meeting in New York. He told his audience what they needed to know - the till now successful dogged pursuit of the country's transition toward sustainable development.
Premier Li Keqiang is to attend the 71st session of the United Nations General Assembly on Sept 18-21, and to offer the Chinese measures to help promote peace and development of the international community, said a Chinese diplomate in UN on Sunday.
The international community should prevent children from becoming the victims of terrorist and extremist ideologies, a Chinese envoy said on Tuesday.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is on an eight-day official visit to China, during which he will be seeking to reset a "critical" relationship that was often bumpy during his predecessor's tenure.
China is committed to taking the path of peaceful development and advocates for complete prohibition and thorough destruction of the nuclear weapons, China's Vice-Foreign Minister Li Baodong said.
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