(Beijing News) He Lifeng, Vice Premier of the Chinese State Council, said on Saturday (July 29) in Beijing's ninth Sino -French high -level economic financial dialogue in Beijing that it is hoped that France can "stabilize the tone of China -Europe relations."

According to Reuters, He Lifeng made the above remarks in the opening whites of the China -French dialogue. He also told French Minister of Economy, Finance and Industry, and Digital Sovereignty Lemel that China is willing to deepen France with France in financial and scientific and technological innovation.Cooperation in traditional fields, at the same time, China believes that China and French bilateral relations have a good foundation.

China is the third largest trading partner in France. The second only to the European Union and the United States, France is becoming more worried that it will be involved in the increasingly fierce competition between the two major economies of China and the United States.

The European Union approved the 11th round of sanctions against Russia in June, and this will crack down on Chinese companies trying to avoid sanctions.

He Lifeng and Lemal said that China is willing to cooperate in depth with France in the fields of finance and innovation technology.Lamer said that it is necessary to consider the cooperation plan and also welcome China to invest in France.

Lemal pointed out that China and France need to deal with challenges, including green transformation, value chain reorganization and technological revolution.He also proposed market access issues in industries such as banks, nuclear power, cosmetics and agriculture.

He Lifeng said that the meeting was "injecting a stable and positive signal to the world of China and France in response to challenges and injecting a world with uncertain situations."

The high -level economic and financial dialogue mechanism of China and France was established in 2013. It is an important platform for the strategic, global, and long -term issues of the economic and financial sector to carry out bilateral communication and policy coordination on the strategic, global, and long -term issues of the economic and financial sector.