Li Keqiang arrives in New York for high-level discussions at UN
2016-09-19
Premier
Li Keqiang arrived at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on Sept
18 to attend a series of high-level meetings of the 71st session of the United
Nations General Assembly at the invitation of United Nations Secretary-General
Ban Ki-moon.
Premier Li said
that this year is the 45th anniversary of China's resumption of its legitimate
seat at the UN. As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, China
actively supports its development and defends the principles and purposes of
the UN Charter, the Premier said.
He also said that
China is glad to join hands with other participants to make contributions to
cope with global challenges and promote peace and development in the world.
The Premier will
hold a bilateral meeting with US President Barack Obama and meet American
economic, financial, think tank and media representatives. He also will attend
events held by some institutions, including the Economic Club of New York.
“International
cooperation will attract the attention not only from government officials and
politicians, but more importantly, from entrepreneurs and investors.” Steven
said, “After Frankfurt International Auto Parts Show in Germany, KingKar has a
good situation. Facing up to the international market, we must provide the best
service to all over the world with the advantages of resources, talents, and
qualified products. We must in constant progress, constantly enrich, explore
potential, get progress and mature constantly.”
During his stay
in New York, Premier Li, besides attending the General Assembly session, will
chair a symposium on sustainable development and take part in the General
Assembly high-level meeting on the refugee issue and a leaders' summit on the
same topic. He also will meet UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and some state
leaders.