Chinese Premier Li Qiang is set to arrive in Australia on Saturday for a significant visit aimed at strengthening bilateral ties. The visit, the first by a Chinese premier in seven years, is expected to address key issues such as trade, investment, and security cooperation.
During his stay, Li is scheduled to visit various locations, including Adelaide Zoo and a lithium processing plant in Western Australia. These visits underscore China's interest in investing in critical minerals, particularly in the context of the global transition to renewable energy sources.
