Li Qiang stated that in the past few years, China Australia relations have gone through twists and turns and returned to the right track, which was not easy to come by. To achieve greater development in the next step, both sides need to work together, and the legislative bodies of both countries play a very important role in it. The economies of China and Australia are highly complementary, and there is broad space for cooperation. I hope that the Australian Federal Parliament will actively support pragmatic cooperation between the two countries, providing a good legal guarantee and political atmosphere.
Li Qiang pointed out that the historical, cultural, and social systems of China and Australia are different, and it is normal for there to be differences in views on some issues. The key is to strengthen communication and dialogue to enhance understanding and eliminate doubts. Correct cognition must first be established on the basis of true understanding. The Chinese side supports the strengthening of exchanges between the legislative bodies of the two countries, and welcomes more members of the Australian Federal Parliament to visit China, take a look, and gain a practical understanding of China's development and changes, playing a positive role in enhancing mutual understanding.
Lains and Dick expressed that the Australian side is pleased to see the stable development of Australia China relations. The Australian Federal Parliament is willing to strengthen dialogue and communication with China, promote the continuous development of Australia China relations, and benefit the people of both countries.
Wu Zhenglong attended the meeting. (Lai Xin She)
Edit：He Chuanning Responsible editor：Su Suiyue
Source：Xinhua
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