芬兰驻华大使：中芬企业达成11份合作文件，价值超千万欧元

Group 1 - Finnish Prime Minister Orpo's visit to China included 20 Finnish companies, showcasing their commitment to the Chinese market and long-term cooperation with Chinese partners [1] - During the visit, 11 business cooperation agreements and 6 government memorandums were signed, covering various fields such as trade, technology, and energy [1] - The direct contract amount of the 11 business agreements reached tens of millions of euros, indicating strong bilateral business engagement [1] Group 2 - Orpo emphasized that China is a significant trade partner for Finland, with Finnish companies valuing the potential of the Chinese market [2] - The China-Finland Innovation Enterprise Cooperation Committee, established in 2017, has become an important platform for promoting business exchanges and economic cooperation [2] - Finnish companies are keen on collaboration in green low-carbon, circular economy, and industrial digitalization sectors, aiming to convert exchange results into concrete projects [2] Group 3 - The Finnish side supports free trade and fair competition, expressing hope for increased mutual trust and reduced trade barriers between Europe and China [2] - According to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, by 2025, the bilateral trade volume between China and Finland is expected to exceed $8 billion, with a mutual investment stock of over $23 billion [2] - The delegation led by Orpo included companies from Finland's competitive sectors such as machinery, forestry, innovation, clean energy, and food [2] Group 4 - The issue of Greenland was mentioned during the visit, but Finland's position is that Greenland belongs to Denmark, and its future should be decided by the people of Greenland and Denmark [3] - The importance of Arctic security is increasing, with climate change leading to significant changes in the Arctic region, making commercial navigation through the Arctic route more feasible [3]