German-Chinese intergovernmental consultations were held in Berlin. Chancellor Olaf Scholz urged Premier Li Keqiang to exert greater influence on Russia, seeking an end to the conflict in Ukraine, Euronews reports.
Discussions between Scholz and Li encompassed diverse topics including the Ukrainian war, trade, cooperation, technology, and climate change. The consultations took place in Berlin.
Scholz emphasized the importance of China's role as a permanent member of the UN Security Council, highlighting the need for collaboration in the G20. He underscored China's responsibility not to supply weapons to Russia. Scholz stressed that joint efforts are essential for addressing global challenges. He urged China to exert its influence on Russia regarding the Ukrainian war.
Scholz advocated for a path that promotes economic independence from China while maintaining a partnership with the country. Li expressed China's goal to elevate bilateral relations to new heights.
Premier Li Keqiang emphasized the influential status of China and Germany, underscoring the need for collaboration and greater contributions to global peace and development.
German media reports that Beijing's position on the Russian war in Ukraine remains unclear following the seventh round of German-Chinese intergovernmental consultations.
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