Premier says China ready to import more quality products from Thailand

Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul performs traditional greeting to Chinese Premier Li Qiang at the end of a signing ceremony for memoranda of understanding at Government House in Bangkok, Thailand, November 13, 2026. RUNGROJ YONGRIT/Pool via Reuters

BANGKOK: Chinese Premier Li Qiang said on Friday (Nov 13) that China is ready to import more quality products from Thailand and encourages Chinese companies to invest and do business in the South-East Asian country.

In his talks with Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, Li said China hopes the Thai side will provide a fair, stable and predictable business environment for Chinese companies.

The two sides, Li said, should also strengthen exchanges and cooperation in areas including disaster prevention and mitigation, water resources management, education, tourism and media, and step up efforts to combat illegal and criminal activities. - Xinhua