St. MINLU ZHANG Louis, Missouri | China Daily Network | Updated: 2022-09-18 08:26
Qin Gang, China’s ambassador to the United States, visited Warren Stam Farm in the western suburbs of St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday. Farmers Warren Stemme and Qin are driving a combine harvesting corn together.Liao Pan/China Daily
Qin Gang, China’s ambassador to the United States, took another agricultural tour of the Midwest on Friday. He said that China and the United States, as two major agricultural countries, should carry out in-depth cooperation in agricultural technology, climate action, sustainable development and other fields.
“I believe that as China pursues high-quality development, we will need the same technology and services for green agriculture as we need for agricultural products,” he said at the U.S.-China Roundtable on Sustainability and Climate-Smart Agriculture in St. Louis. Intense.” Missouri, Friday.
“Our markets will remain open, and we will continue to share tremendous opportunities with American farmers, businesses, institutions and companies that want to work with China,” Qin said.
Both China and the United States are large agricultural countries. “Promoting sustainable agriculture and protecting global food security for future generations is our shared responsibility,” Qin said.
Qin said that in April this year, Qin conducted agricultural inspections in Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota, and met many American farmers and friends who are committed to Sino-US agricultural cooperation.
“I saw how the seeds of this collaboration took root in the vast heartland,” Qin said. “I promise my friends in my heart: see you when you harvest. So I’m back today.”