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GMS Summit Promotes Upgraded Regional Cooperation
The eighth GMS Summit in Kunming focused on upgrading regional cooperation, with China emphasizing innovation, infrastructure, and visa facilitation.
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Li Qiang
- What visa-related announcements were made by China during the summit?
- China announced the issuance of "Lancang-Mekong visas" and five-year multiple-entry visas to qualified businesspeople from Mekong countries.
- What was the overall response of foreign dignitaries attending the summit?
- Foreign dignitaries expressed appreciation for China's role and commitment to enhancing synergy between member states' development strategies, focusing on areas like trade, agriculture, and digital economy.
- What was the main focus of the eighth Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Summit?
- The eighth Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) Summit, held in Kunming, China, focused on upgrading cooperation among member countries after three decades of partnership.
- What areas of cooperation did Premier Li Qiang emphasize for innovation-driven development?
- Li Qiang proposed advancements in infrastructure, new energy, and digital technologies, emphasizing innovation-driven development and regional economic integration.
- What key initiatives did Chinese Premier Li Qiang propose for enhanced regional cooperation?
- Chinese Premier Li Qiang called for enhanced opening-up, a high-quality Belt and Road initiative, and the implementation of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership.