Saturday 14 Nov 2026
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(Nov 14): Premier Li Qiang asked Chinese companies to expand localised operations in Thailand and called for deeper cooperation in artificial intelligence, clean energy and biomedicine, Xinhua news agency reported on Saturday.

Li, speaking alongside Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul at a meeting with Chinese and Thai business representatives in Bangkok, also called for closer integration of the two countries’ industrial and supply chains and greater alignment and mutual recognition of industry standards.

Construction of the China-Thailand railway was making steady progress, according to Li. In talks with Anutin on Friday, he also called for advancing major projects including the railway and expanding cooperation in finance, new energy, semiconductors and artificial intelligence.

Thailand would take further policy measures to provide favorable conditions for Chinese companies operating in the country over the long term and protect investors’ rights, Anutin said. He also called for expanded cooperation in electric vehicles, agriculture, investment and connectivity, according to Xinhua.

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