rki.news | Source: Xinhua
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has called for stronger trade and economic cooperation with Thailand during his three-day official visit, which concluded on Sunday.
Meeting Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, Li urged both countries to expand cooperation, strengthen investment and explore new business opportunities.
China has remained Thailand’s largest trading partner for 13 consecutive years. Bilateral trade exceeded 153 billion US dollars in 2025, marking a 14.4 percent increase from the previous year.
Li highlighted opportunities in new energy, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, digital technology and advanced manufacturing. He also called for stronger cooperation between businesses and improved links in industrial and supply chains.
Both countries are also working to improve connectivity through major infrastructure projects, including the China-Thailand railway.
Li said closer cooperation could bring greater benefits to both countries and create opportunities in regional and international markets.
He also called for stronger coordination through ASEAN and other international platforms to promote regional stability, economic growth and shared prosperity.
China and Thailand Seek Stronger Trade and Economic Partnership
