Thai Prime Minister Anutin concluded his visit to China. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs introduced the three highlights. On July 21, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lin Jian presided over a regular press conference. Some reporters asked questions. We noticed that Thai Prime Minister Anutin concluded his official visit to China yesterday. Can the Chinese side further explain the circumstances of this visit? Lin Jian said that from July 16 to 20, Thai Prime Minister Anutin paid an official visit to China and attended the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference. Meanwhile, President Xi Jinping met with Prime Minister Anutin, Premier Li Qiang, and Chairman Zhao Leji in separate meetings to have an in-depth exchange of views and reach broad consensus on Sino-Thai relations and international and regional issues of common concern. The two sides issued the “Joint Statement on Facing a Prosperous Sino-Thai Community of Common Destiny”. There are three highlights of this visit: the first is to firmly support each other. The two sides agreed to speed up the establishment of a more stable, more prosperous, and more sustainable Sino-Thai community of destiny, make good use of the “2+2” strategic dialogue mechanism between foreign ministers and defense ministers, and push strategic cooperation to a higher level. China supports the smooth administration of the new Thai government. Thailand reaffirms its firm commitment to the one-China policy, its firm support for China's peaceful reunification cause, and does not support any form of “Taiwan independence.” The second is deepening mutually beneficial cooperation. Thailand welcomes China's initiative to establish the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization and is willing to strengthen international cooperation and global governance on artificial intelligence with China. The two sides agreed to promote high-quality joint construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, speed up implementation of key projects such as the China-Thailand Railway, expand cooperation in emerging fields such as aerospace, new energy vehicles, and clean energy, and resolutely crack down on cross-border crimes such as online gambling and electronic fraud. Prime Minister Anutin also visited Sichuan to attend the Sino-Thai Investment and Economic Forum and the unveiling ceremony of the Investment Office of the Thai Consulate General in Chengdu. The two sides signed more than 10 cooperation documents, including science and technology, artificial intelligence education, and the fight against transnational crime. The third is close multilateral cooperation. Thailand appreciates and welcomes the four major global initiatives put forward by President Xi Jinping, believing that they demonstrate its commitment to multilateralism. The two sides will firmly maintain an international system with the United Nations at its core and an international order based on international law, and strengthen coordination and cooperation in multilateral mechanisms such as the United Nations, APEC, the China-ASEAN, and the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. Lin Jian said that China is willing to use this visit as an opportunity to deepen strategic communication with Thailand, strengthen development strategy interface, and expand practical cooperation so that the development results of Sino-Thai relations can better benefit the two countries and the two peoples.

Thai Prime Minister Anutin concluded his visit to China. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs introduced the three highlights. On July 21, Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lin Jian presided over a regular press conference. Some reporters asked questions. We noticed that Thai Prime Minister Anutin concluded his official visit to China yesterday. Can the Chinese side further explain the circumstances of this visit? Lin Jian said that from July 16 to 20, Thai Prime Minister Anutin paid an official visit to China and attended the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference. Meanwhile, President Xi Jinping met with Prime Minister Anutin, Premier Li Qiang, and Chairman Zhao Leji in separate meetings to have an in-depth exchange of views and reach broad consensus on Sino-Thai relations and international and regional issues of common concern. The two sides issued the “Joint Statement on Facing a Prosperous Sino-Thai Community of Common Destiny”. There are three highlights of this visit: the first is to firmly support each other. The two sides agreed to speed up the establishment of a more stable, more prosperous, and more sustainable Sino-Thai community of destiny, make good use of the “2+2” strategic dialogue mechanism between foreign ministers and defense ministers, and push strategic cooperation to a higher level. China supports the smooth administration of the new Thai government. Thailand reaffirms its firm commitment to the one-China policy, its firm support for China's peaceful reunification cause, and does not support any form of “Taiwan independence.” The second is deepening mutually beneficial cooperation. Thailand welcomes China's initiative to establish the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organization and is willing to strengthen international cooperation and global governance on artificial intelligence with China. The two sides agreed to promote high-quality joint construction of the Belt and Road Initiative, speed up implementation of key projects such as the China-Thailand Railway, expand cooperation in emerging fields such as aerospace, new energy vehicles, and clean energy, and resolutely crack down on cross-border crimes such as online gambling and electronic fraud. Prime Minister Anutin also visited Sichuan to attend the Sino-Thai Investment and Economic Forum and the unveiling ceremony of the Investment Office of the Thai Consulate General in Chengdu. The two sides signed more than 10 cooperation documents, including science and technology, artificial intelligence education, and the fight against transnational crime. The third is close multilateral cooperation. Thailand appreciates and welcomes the four major global initiatives put forward by President Xi Jinping, believing that they demonstrate its commitment to multilateralism. The two sides will firmly maintain an international system with the United Nations at its core and an international order based on international law, and strengthen coordination and cooperation in multilateral mechanisms such as the United Nations, APEC, the China-ASEAN, and the Lancang-Mekong Cooperation. Lin Jian said that China is willing to use this visit as an opportunity to deepen strategic communication with Thailand, strengthen development strategy interface, and expand practical cooperation so that the development results of Sino-Thai relations can better benefit the two countries and the two peoples.