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“We support bilateral flows of innovation resources between enterprises and research institutions in both countries,” Li told a symposium attended by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and more than 60 business representatives from both sides.
“We can have deeper joint technology development, shared research platforms and broader results sharing, while encouraging companies to explore third-country markets together,” he added, according to state-run news agency Xinhua on Wednesday.
Analysts said Berlin was adopting a more pragmatic approach as US-China competition intensified, with countries caught between the two superpowers needing to rethink diplomatic relations with Beijing.