Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrived in Singapore on Saturday for an official visit, marking a significant milestone in the diplomatic relations between the two nations. The visit, conducted at the invitation of Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, underscores the deepening ties and mutual cooperation that have flourished over the past 35 years since diplomatic relations were established. Premier Li highlighted the robust development of bilateral relations, characterized by enhanced political trust, fruitful practical cooperation, and vibrant people-to-people exchanges, which have set a benchmark for mutual learning and win-win collaboration between countries. Under the strategic guidance of Chinese President Xi Jinping and Singaporean leaders, the relationship has further advanced in recent years, culminating in the establishment of an all-round, high-quality, future-oriented partnership. This partnership has facilitated expanded cooperation across various sectors, bringing substantial benefits to both nations and contributing positively to regional peace and development. Premier Li expressed China’s commitment to strengthening the alignment of development strategies with Singapore, broadening mutually beneficial cooperation, and supporting modernization efforts. He emphasized the importance of upholding true multilateralism and fostering common development in the region. Upon his arrival, Premier Li was greeted at the airport by Josephine Teo, Singapore’s Minister for Digital Development and Information, and Cao Zhongming, China’s Ambassador to Singapore.