On November 13, Premier Li Qiang of the State Council held talks with Thai Prime Minister Anutin in Bangkok. Premier Li stated that China stands ready to strengthen the alignment of development strategies with Thailand, advance high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, push forward major projects such as the China-Thailand Railway, accelerate consultations on a new five-year plan for economic and trade cooperation, promote the early mutual protection of geographical indication products, expand cooperation in fields such as finance, new energy, semiconductors, and artificial intelligence, and deliver higher-level mutual benefits and win-win outcomes. China is willing to import more high-quality products from Thailand and encourage Chinese enterprises to invest in Thailand, and hopes that Thailand will provide a fair, stable, and predictable environment. The two sides will also strengthen exchanges and cooperation in disaster prevention and mitigation, water resources management, education, tourism, media, and other areas, step up efforts to combat illegal and criminal activities, and enhance the people's sense of gain. Amid the current international landscape, which is still fraught with instability and uncertainty, China is ready to maintain close coordination and cooperation with Thailand under multilateral mechanisms such as China-ASEAN, Lancang-Mekong Cooperation, the United Nations, the World Trade Organization, and APEC, and contribute to global peace and development.