The deals cover cooperation in areas including the agriculture, automotive, telecom, healthcare and education sectors. Li requested Germany to help mitigate the EU’s high-tech export restrictions to China and continue expanding bilateral trade and investment.
He further stated that the two countries should continue working together on feasibility studies concerning the proposed China-EU Free Trade Zone.
The two sides also signed guidelines covering 110 cooperative agreements for 2015 – 2024, the largest of its kind among such agreements between China and other countries.
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