China is willing to make concerted efforts with Poland to push
forward cooperation between the two countries, visiting Chinese
Vice Premier Zeng Peiyan said in Warsaw on Tuesday.
In recent years, the development of China-Poland relations has
maintained strong momentum, with remarkable achievements in trade
and economic cooperation, Zeng said at a meeting with his Polish
counterpart Waldemar Pawlak.
Poland has now become China's largest trade partner in central
and eastern Europe, he added.
Zeng called on the two countries to continue high-level
exchanges and strengthen cooperation in international and regional
affairs.
He also praised the Polish government's adherence to the
one-China policy.
For his part, Pawlak said Poland attaches great importance to
its relations with China.
He expressed hope that the two countries could broaden
cooperation in such fields as environmental protection, clean
energy sources, infrastructures and mining.
Pawlak encouraged more Chinese enterprises to invest in Poland,
saying his country is ready to provide necessary assistance to
them.
After the meeting, Zeng and Pawlak attended a signing ceremony
of several agreements on trade and economic cooperation between the
two countries.
Zeng arrived here late Monday on an official visit.
(Xinhua News Agency January 16, 2008)
