Chinese State Councilor Wang Yong ended a visit to Thailand on Sunday, during which he co-chaired a bilateral conference on financial collaboration, and also went to the introducing event of a China-Thailand railway job.

During his five-day remain in Thailand, Wang met Thai Head of state Prayut Chan-o-cha and also offered to him a congratulatory message from Chinese Premier Li Keqiang on the start of the China-Thai train task.


The launch of the train job, which has actually been pressed ahead by Chinese as well as Thai leaders, is not only a gift for the 40th wedding anniversary of the facility of diplomatic connections in between the two countries, but also a brand-new spots for their calculated participation, Wang claimed.

On Thursday, Wang co-chaired the fourth Satisfying of the China-Thailand Joint Committee on Profession, Investment as well as Economic Cooperation with Thai Deputy Prime Minister Somkit Chatusiphithak.

During the conference, both sides exchanged sights on reinforcing the placement of the two countries' advancement techniques, and increasing cooperation in the fields of profession, financial investment, industrial capacity, infrastructure, tourist, finance, info as well as communication, along with space technology.

On water treatment agent -day, the Chinese state representative participated in the launching ceremony of the China-Thailand train cooperation job with Thai Replacement Prime Minister Prajin Jantong in central Thailand's Ayutthaya district.

The ceremony was held at Chiang Rak Noi Terminal in Ayutthaya, where the future Procedures Control Center of the railway job will certainly lie.

Both nations are teaming up in constructing Thailand's initial standard-gauge double-track train line, which makes use of 1.435-meter common gauge with trains operating at top speeds of 160-180 kph.

During his check out, Wang additionally held talks with Thai Deputy Premier Prawit Wongsuwan, participated in as well as addressed the Thai-Chinese Service Forum with Somkit, as well as evaluated the Thai-Chinese Rayong Industrial Zone, which lies in east Thailand's Rayong district.