Chinese Premier Li Qiang Reaffirms Commitment to Panda Conservation with Australia

Adelaide, The Gulf Observer: Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced on Sunday that China is eager to continue its cooperation with Australia in the field of panda protection and research. He expressed hope that Australia will always remain a welcoming and friendly home for giant pandas.

Premier Li made these remarks during his visit to Adelaide Zoo, where he highlighted the ongoing China-Australia partnership in panda conservation. Adelaide Zoo is home to Wang Wang and Fu Ni, the only pair of giant pandas in the Southern Hemisphere.

During his visit, Premier Li noted that Wang Wang and Fu Ni are scheduled to return to China later this year as per the agreement between the two countries. He praised the collaborative efforts in research and protection of these beloved animals, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation in wildlife conservation.

The Premier’s visit underscores the strong bilateral relations between China and Australia, particularly in the area of wildlife conservation. Both nations have worked closely to ensure the well-being and preservation of giant pandas, and this partnership is set to continue, benefiting both the species and the global community.

As Wang Wang and Fu Ni prepare for their return to China, the visit highlighted the success of the joint efforts and the mutual commitment to fostering a nurturing environment for these iconic animals. The ongoing collaboration between China and Australia in panda protection and research serves as a model for international cooperation in conservation efforts.