Premier Li Keqiang visited the historic Malaysian port city of Malacca on Sunday. Here are the highlights of his day.
Malaysia is to further relax its visa policies for Chinese tourists around Spring Festival to boost arrivals.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang attends the 10th East Asia Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Nov 22, 2015.
Member states plan to eliminate tariffs on 65 percent of traded goods next year under the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership.
The 27th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit will officially kick off on Saturday at which leaders from the 10 member countries are expected to discuss future development of the grouping and ways to expand and deepen regional integration.
China, ASEAN can build on the good momentum in their relations to push forward the realization of a community of shared destiny.
China and Myanmar are set to give a fresh push to their robust ties, with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang paying an official visit to the neighboring country on Friday.
China's diplomacy toward its neighboring countries would contribute to the steady growth of the region's bilateral and multi-lateral ties of cooperation, said Myanmar presidential spokesman U Ye Htut in a recent interview with Xinhua.
Asia-Pacific economies will count on enhanced regional connectivity to stimulate trade and attract investment as they pursue decisive measures to improve regional economic integration.
By insisting on the compatibility of national projects a new quality will be created to help both China and the Central and Eastern European countries.
With many Chinese mainland singers pursuing their careers in Hong Kong, Taiwan and abroad, many foreign singers have begun eyeing the Chinese market, namely from Malaysia.
The Chinese railway industry has become a means of diplomacy as China's bullet trains and high-speed rail have become buzzwords in the news coverage of meetings between Chinese leaders and their overseas counterparts.
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