China and Spain strive for 40 billion U.S. dollars bilateral trade volume in 2011
China and Spain determine to achieve 40 billion U.S. dollars target for the bilateral trade volume in 2011. To this end, China is willing to expand imports of products and equipment from Spain and the Chinese side will send a procurement mission to Spain. Spain said Spain would promote competitive products to China.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on January 30 arrived in Madrid and began an official visit to Spain. Premier Wen Jiabao on January 30 talked with Spanish Prime Minister Zapatero in Madrid.
China and Spain agree to boost economic and cultural links
China and Spain agreed Friday in Madrid to forge closer economic ties to mitigate the impact of the financial crisis and vowed to enhance cultural exchanges for better understanding of each other.
Relations between China and Spain are at their best with frequent high-level exchanges and close cooperation in a wide range of fields since the two countries set up a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2005, said a joint statement issued during a visit by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao to Spain.
Wen, who arrived here Friday for a two-day visit, met with KingJuan Carlos and held talks with Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero on bilateral ties, China-European Union relations, the international financial crisis and other issues of common concern.
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