Vice Premier Li Keqiang has wrapped up his four-day trip to Germany. Munich was his last stop. And he also held talks with political and business leaders in Germany's southern state of Bavaria.

On Saturday, Li met Bavarian premier Horst Seehofer in Munich.

Li Keqiang praised technology innovation in the state, and encouraged companies to introduce their advanced technology to China's market.

Seehofer noted Bavarian enterprises see great potential in China, and the two sides promised more cooperation in technology innovation, energy and education.

Li Keqiang also visited the luxury car maker BMW, where executives introduced the concept of future mobility to the Vice Premier and his delegation.

Earlier on Friday, Li Keqiang met Vice Chancellor and Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle in Berlin to discuss the development of relations and issues of common concern.

Li reaffirmed China's commitment to promoting a comprehensive strategic partnership with Germany.

He also said China would deepen inter-party exchanges with the Free Democratic Party.

Westerwelle expressed admiration for China's economic achievements and said people from the two countries have much in common, and mutual understanding is increasing.

The two leaders attended a signing ceremony of cooperation deals in finance, solar energy, car and textile machinery.

Li next heads to travel to Britain for the last leg of his three-nation European tour.