Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called for closer cooperation with Britain to boost economic ties during a videoconference with British business leaders, as political tensions simmer between the two countries over human rights.
Li said China wanted to resolve differences through dialogue to promote the “healthy and stable development” of relations, in a meeting on Tuesday with more than 30 leaders of multinational firms including Standard Life, Diageo, AstraZeneca and British Petroleum.
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