BEIJING, Sept. 12 -- Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Wednesday expressed the expectation that China and Japan should consolidate the current momentum of improvement in ties and promote the relationship to move steadily forward on the basis of the development of the ties returning to the right track.
Li voiced the hope in a meeting with a delegation of Japan's business community, led by Chairman of Japan Business Federation Hiroaki Nakanishi, President of the Japan-China Association on Economy and Trade Shoji Muneoka, abd Chair of the Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Akio Mimura.
"Thanks to the joint efforts of both sides, the current momentum of improvement in Sino-Japanese relations has continued to increase," said Li.
Noting this year marks the 40th anniversary of the signing of the China-Japan Treaty of Peace and Friendship, Li said, the two sides should abide by the principles established by the four political documents signed between the two countries, proceed from the fundamental and long-term interests of the two peoples, and firmly grasp the correct direction of peace, friendship and cooperation, in the spirit of taking history as a mirror and looking into the future.
China and Japan can use the role of economic and trade cooperation as a "propeller" in bilateral ties, said Li, calling on the two sides to strengthen cooperation in innovation and high technology, and explore cooperation in a third market.
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