China's FM Wang Yi met Finnish counterpart Elina Valtonen in Helsinki on Sunday, signaling Beijing's readiness to expand cooperation on AI, green transition, trade and scientific innovation under the bilateral Joint Action Plan.
China is ready to work with Finland to implement the China-Finland Joint Action Plan, expand trade and investment, and deepen cooperation in green transition, scientific and technological innovation, and artificial intelligence, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said during talks with Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen in Helsinki on Sunday.
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