The eleventh China says that Australia’s relations “turned” hosting Albaniz International Trade News star-news.press/wp

Amid geopolitical tensions, the two countries call for more dialogue as China is trying to benefit from the customs tariffs on the allies of the United States.

Chinese President Xi Jinping says relations with Australia “turned” as the two countries focus on dialogue and seek to stabilize trade in the face of global tensions.

Xi made the statements as Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz hosted in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Tuesday.

The six-day visit by Albaniz-Two as Prime Minister-Prime Minister-aims to enhance economic cooperation with Beijing, the trade partner in Australia.

“Regardless of how the international scene developed, we must support this unstable general trend,” she said, admitting that Chinese and Australia relations have “increased from setbacks.”

Relations between Beijing and Kenbera have drawn a rugged path over the past decade, a period characterized by repeated differences on national security and competing interests in the vast Pacific region.

Relations improved in December when China canceled the imposition of a ban on the imported Australian seat, which led to the removal of the final obstacle to ending a harmful trade war between the countries of 2017.

Albaniz said that he welcomed the “opportunity to put in Australia’s opinions and interests” and stressed that “dialogue” should be at the heart of relations between the two countries.

“Australia appreciates our relationship with China and will continue to approach it in a calm and consistent way, guiding our national interest,” said Albaniz, the center of the working government in the center in Australia.

He said: “It is important to hold these direct discussions on the issues that concern us, for stability and the prosperity of our region. As you and I previously agreed, the dialogue must be in the center of our relationship.”

The meeting between the two leaders came as China is trying to take advantage of the tariff of US President Donald Trump by presenting itself as a stable and reliable partner. Australia, which is the United States as a major security ally, has also followed a policy of China, “Cooperation where we can, disagree where we must be” during the Albaniz era.

Chinese officials expressed interest in expanding the free trade deal dating back to a decade and cooperation in artificial intelligence. The eleventh said that China is ready to “promote more development in the relationship of China and Australia.”

Katrina Yu, which was informed of Beijing, described the meeting as “warm”, referring to the stuffed “positive tone” and dairy.

She said: “Prime Minister Albaniz is really due to the restoration of Beijing Conbra’s ties to stability.”

On Tuesday, the state -owned daily China published a glowing opinion article on Albanz’s visit and said it had shown that countries with various political systems are still cooperating.

However, any cooperation is likely to be bound by Australian fears for a long time regarding Chinese military accumulation and Australian writer Yang Hungon, who was sentenced to death in China for allegations of espionage.

Beijing also criticized the Canberra Foreign Investment examination in critical minerals, and Albanez pledged to return a Chinese port to Australian ownership.

Later on Tuesday, Albaniz is scheduled to meet with the means of Chinese Prime Minister Lee Qiang with trade, security tensions and security tensions are the main topics of discussions between them.