Polish President Lech Kaczynski met with visiting Chinese Vice
Premier Zeng Peiyan in Warsaw on Tuesday, voicing his faith in
further development of trade cooperation between the two
countries.
Kaczynski said Poland attaches great importance to relations
with China and hopes bilateral ties could continue to grow.
Poland is willing to strengthen economic and trade cooperation
with China, importing more Chinese products and meanwhile exporting
more of its products to China, Kaczynski said, adding that he
believes the bilateral trade cooperation could see further
development.
The president also wished China every success with the 2008
Olympic Games.
For his part, Zeng said the friendly relations and traditional
friendship between the two countries have been developed and
consolidated since the establishment of diplomatic ties more than
50 years ago.
Cooperation between the two countries has been fruitful in areas
of economy and trade, culture and education, science and
technology, Zeng said.
China is ready to enhance cooperation with Poland on the
principals of "mutual respect" and "mutual benefit," Zeng said.
Zeng arrived here late Monday on an official visit. He met his
Polish counterpart Waldemar Pawlak before meeting the
president.
The Chinese vice premier will also visit Romania and Luxembourg
and attend the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum after
concluding his visit to Poland.
(Xinhua News Agency January 17, 2008)
