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Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, along with senior ministers from both countries, held discussions at Parliament House in Canberra to address various issues, including trade barriers, military conflicts, and China's interest in investing in critical minerals. Both leaders agreed to manage their differences appropriately and acknowledged the ongoing improvement in their bilateral relationship. Li's visit to Australia, following his trip to New Zealand, also highlighted China's desire to strengthen ties and explore opportunities for collaboration in various sectors, despite differing political systems and values between the two nations.
Source: YAHOO