Li Qiang Holds Talks with Tajikistan's Prime Minister

Li Qiang laid a wreath at Tajikistan's Monument to National Reconciliation and Revival that afternoon.

That afternoon, Li Qiang laid a wreath at Tajikistan's Monument of National Reconciliation and Revival.

Li Qiang proposed aligning development strategies, jointly advancing the Belt and Road Initiative, and deepening cooperation in trade and investment, green minerals, connectivity, clean energy and artificial intelligence.

Li Qiang noted that China is willing to further align development strategies with Tajikistan, advance high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, and deepen cooperation in trade and investment, green minerals, connectivity, clean energy, artificial intelligence, and other fields to better achieve mutual benefit and win-win outcomes. China is willing to import more quality products from Tajikistan and encourages Chinese enterprises to invest and do business there, and hopes Tajikistan will continue to provide a sound business environment for enterprises. The two sides should expand people-to-people and cultural exchanges and deepen law enforcement and security cooperation. As the international situation continues to undergo complex changes, China and Tajikistan, both important members of the Global South, should unite and collaborate more closely, strengthen communication and coordination within multilateral frameworks including the United Nations, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the China-Central Asia mechanism, and the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, safeguard their shared interests, and promote a fairer and more equitable global governance system.

China is willing to increase imports of Tajik goods and encourage enterprises to invest in Tajikistan, and hopes that Tajikistan will provide a favorable business environment.

Li Qiang noted that China is willing to further align development strategies with Tajikistan, advance high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, and deepen cooperation in trade and investment, green minerals, connectivity, clean energy, artificial intelligence, and other fields to better achieve mutual benefit and win-win outcomes. China is willing to import more quality products from Tajikistan and encourages Chinese enterprises to invest and do business there, and hopes Tajikistan will continue to provide a sound business environment for enterprises. The two sides should expand people-to-people and cultural exchanges and deepen law enforcement and security cooperation. As the international situation continues to undergo complex changes, China and Tajikistan, both important members of the Global South, should unite and collaborate more closely, strengthen communication and coordination within multilateral frameworks including the United Nations, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the China-Central Asia mechanism, and the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, safeguard their shared interests, and promote a fairer and more equitable global governance system.

After the talks, the two sides witnessed the signing of documents on cooperation in infrastructure, education, anti-corruption and standardization, among other areas.

After the talks, the two sides jointly witnessed the signing of several documents in areas including infrastructure construction, education, anti-corruption, and standardization cooperation.

Rasulzoda said that Tajikistan-China relations were at their best level in history and expressed commitment to all-round cooperation, jointly advancing the Belt and Road Initiative, people-to-people exchanges and multilateral collaboration.

Rasulzoda said that, under the joint guidance of the two heads of state, Tajikistan-China relations are currently at their best level in history. Tajikistan is actively committed to promoting all-round cooperation with China, advancing high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, deepening mutually beneficial cooperation in all fields, enhancing people-to-people and cultural exchanges, and maintaining close multilateral collaboration to continually achieve new results in Tajikistan-China relations.

Li Qiang said that China-Tajikistan relations continued to develop at a high level and that China was willing to deepen mutual trust and all-round cooperation as the two countries mark the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations next year.

Li Qiang said that the Chinese and Tajik peoples have always held friendly feelings toward each other. In recent years, under the strategic guidance of President Xi Jinping and President Rahmon, China-Tajikistan relations have maintained high-level development, and cooperation in all fields has continued to deepen and deliver concrete results. Next year will mark the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Tajikistan. China is willing to deepen strategic mutual trust with Tajikistan, firmly support each other, and continually take all-round China-Tajikistan cooperation to new heights to better benefit the peoples of both countries.

Li Qiang held talks with Rasulzoda in Dushanbe on the afternoon of October 18, local time.

CCTV.com (Xinwen Lianbo): On the afternoon of October 18, local time, Premier Li Qiang of the State Council held talks in Dushanbe with Tajik Prime Minister Rasulzoda.

Li Qiang proposed expanding people-to-people exchanges and law enforcement and security cooperation, strengthening coordination within multiple multilateral frameworks, safeguarding common interests and improving global governance.

Li Qiang noted that China is willing to further align development strategies with Tajikistan, advance high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, and deepen cooperation in trade and investment, green minerals, connectivity, clean energy, artificial intelligence, and other fields to better achieve mutual benefit and win-win outcomes. China is willing to import more quality products from Tajikistan and encourages Chinese enterprises to invest and do business there, and hopes Tajikistan will continue to provide a sound business environment for enterprises. The two sides should expand people-to-people and cultural exchanges and deepen law enforcement and security cooperation. As the international situation continues to undergo complex changes, China and Tajikistan, both important members of the Global South, should unite and collaborate more closely, strengthen communication and coordination within multilateral frameworks including the United Nations, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the China-Central Asia mechanism, and the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization, safeguard their shared interests, and promote a fairer and more equitable global governance system.