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During his official visit to China last week, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced the signing of seven new agreements with China aimed at enhancing trade, education, science, and cultural exchange. This visit marked the 20th anniversary of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two countries.
Key Outcomes:
- Trade Boost: Agreements were signed to expand Spanish pork exports and authorize cherry exports to China for the first time. A new working group was also created to improve market access for Spanish medical devices, medicines, and cosmetics.
- Strategic Cooperation: A new Action Plan outlines collaboration in four areas: economy and trade; agriculture and fisheries; science, technology, and green innovation; and cultural and educational exchanges.
- Scientific & Educational Links: New partnerships were forged between Spanish and Chinese institutions, supporting joint research, student exchanges, and promotion of language and digital education.
- Cultural Initiatives: The two countries agreed to deepen film industry collaboration through joint productions, events, and festivals.
- Business Engagement: Sánchez met with Chinese companies in the automotive, battery, and renewable energy sectors, encouraging investment in Spain and promoting Spain as a base for international expansion.
Sánchez emphasized Spain’s commitment to balanced, open trade, support for multilateralism, and closer EU-China ties, positioning the visit as a strategic step toward deeper cooperation with Asia.
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