Beijing: The Chinese Deputy Prime Minister said Thursday that China is willing to work to strengthen dialogue and exchange with the European Union, to properly handle economic and trade differences, increase mutual openness, and promote the healthy, stable development of the China-European Union’s economic and trade relations.

He also, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of the China Central Committee, gave these remarks during a meeting in Beijing with the European Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security Mars Saifkovich.

Noting that this year, the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the European Union is being celebrated, he said that China is ready to work with the European Union so that the important consensus of the two sides can be implemented, the protection of the security, the protection and the protection of the system.

Saifkovich noted that China is an important partner of the European Union, agreed to use the 50th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic relations as a chance to deepen the China-European Union’s economic and trade cooperation, and agreed that differences should be resolved through dialogue and consultation.