Core Viewpoint - Switzerland should deepen its pragmatic economic cooperation with China and maintain dialogue amidst a complex geopolitical environment [2]. Group 1: Historical Context of Sino-Swiss Relations - Sino-Swiss economic exchanges date back to the 18th century when Swiss watchmakers came to China [2]. - Switzerland was one of the first Western countries to recognize the new China in 1950 [2]. - In 1980, Swiss company Schindler became the first foreign company to establish a joint industrial enterprise in China [2]. - Switzerland signed a free trade agreement with China in 2013, becoming the first European country to do so [2]. Group 2: Current Economic Cooperation - China is now Switzerland's third-largest trading partner, with cooperation spanning precision instruments, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, watches, and high-tech machinery [2]. - Both countries' enterprises contribute significantly to bilateral relations through innovation and sustainable development [2]. Group 3: Political Consensus and Future Directions - There is a cross-party consensus in Switzerland on the need to enhance pragmatic economic cooperation with China [2]. - The 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Switzerland and China is marked by ongoing dialogue, mutual trust, and practical cooperation [2]. - The 2025 Sino-Swiss Business Awards recognized outstanding achievements in innovation, sustainable development, and digital transformation [2].
瑞士联邦议会联邦院议长:瑞士应深化对华经济合作
Zhong Guo Xin Wen Wang·2025-08-28 07:04