Chinese Premier Li Qiang expressed his country’s readiness to strengthen cooperation with the European Central Bank on reforming the international monetary system during a meeting with ECB President Christine Lagarde in Beijing on Thursday, according to China’s state broadcaster.
Li stated that China and the European Union should enhance open cooperation and maintain multilateral coordination
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