Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and German Vice Chancellor and Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil reaffirmed their readiness to enhance bilateral relations and contribute to global economic stability during the Fourth China-Germany High-Level Financial Dialogue.
BEIJING, Nov. 18 (Xinhua) — Vice Premier He Lifeng and Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil co-chaired the Fourth China-Germany High-Level Financial Dialogue held in Beijing. During the meeting, both sides reached a series of mutually beneficial outcomes aimed at deepening financial cooperation.
Representing the Chinese side, He expressed China’s willingness to work with Germany to implement key consensuses achieved by the two countries’ leaders and to contribute new momentum to global economic stability and growth.
Klingbeil, serving as Germany’s chief representative, emphasized Berlin’s readiness to strengthen communication and cooperation with China in the financial and monetary sectors, noting that such engagement would help advance bilateral relations.
Both He and Klingbeil also attended the Second China-Germany Financial Roundtable, where further exchanges were held on financial governance and cooperation mechanisms.