China's Li met Austrian Chancellor Stoeckl on Nov. 6. Li said China will import
more high-quality Austrian goods and push to expand and upgrade bilateral trade,
seeking deeper cooperation and concrete results in new energy, AI, the digital
economy and advanced manufacturing. He said China supports more Chinese
investment in Austria and urged Vienna to provide a fair, impartial,
non‑discriminatory business environment. Li also called on Austria, as an EU
member, to help promote a pragmatic EU policy toward China and offered closer
multilateral cooperation, including at the UN.
