China firmly supports the European integration process, the EU's unity and growth, and Europe's more important role in international affairs, said the Chinese premier.
In the current situation, China is willing to work with the EU to strengthen coordination and cooperation on international issues, uphold multilateralism and free trade, consolidate the global and strategic significance of their relations, and contribute to world peace, stability and prosperity, he added.
During his stay in Brussels, Li will co-chair the China-EU leaders' meeting with European Council President Donald Tusk and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. They will jointly attend a signing ceremony and meet the press.
Li and Juncker will meet with representatives attending the fourth China-EU Innovation Cooperation Dialogue. Li will also meet with Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel.
This is the first stop of the premier's five-day tour to Europe. After Brussels, Li is scheduled to pay an official visit to Croatia, where he will also attend the eighth leaders' meeting of China and Central and Eastern European countries.
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