温总抵希腊 规划经济合作
时间：2010-10-03 06:43:10.0 来源：大公报



图：温家宝与帕潘德里欧二日举行会谈，并在会后见记者。据外电报道，温家宝表示，中国将设立50亿美元信贷，协助希腊船务公司，购买中国制造的船只。同时，中国会继续购入希腊政府债券，支持希腊及其他欧元区国家克服金融危机路透社

【本报讯】当地时间2日下午2时许，中国总理温家宝抵达希腊首都雅典，开始对希腊进行正式访问。这是中国总理24年来首次访问希腊。希腊副总理潘卡洛斯和中国驻希腊大使罗林泉前往机场迎接。中希总理将共同规划两国经济合作发展方向。

据中新社报道，抵达雅典后，温家宝从机场驱车前往希腊总理府。在那里，希腊总理帕潘德里欧为他举行欢迎仪式。随后，两国总理将举行会谈，回顾和总结中希建交38年来双边关系发展歷程，规划两国关系发展前景，就共同应对国际金融危机，进一步推动经贸、海运、人文等各领域合作，巩固和发展中欧关系等议题交换意见。

深化全面战略伙伴关系

根据中国外交部事先披露的消息，两国总理会谈后，双方将发表《中希关于深化全面战略伙伴关系的联合声明》。访问期间，温家宝还将应邀在希腊议会就中希、中欧关系发表演讲。

陪同温家宝出访的外交部副部长傅莹表示，近年来，两国务实合作不断发展，已建立起以海运为重点、涵盖其他领域的合作格局。双方人文交流基础深厚、富有成果，在国际和地区事务上也保持了良好的沟通与合作。

中国驻希腊大使罗林泉接受新华社记者专访时表示，温总理此次访问将进一步深化中希两国政治互信，为拓展和充实中希全面战略伙伴关系注入新的动力。

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罗林泉说，温总理与帕潘德里欧将共同规划两国经济合作发展方向，见证一系列政府间和企业间协议的签署。双方将在拓展立体多维的海运合作基础上，进一步加强运输服务、信息通信、基础设施建设、新能源开发及农产品加工等领域合作。此外，两位领导人还将就加强全球经济治理、地区和国际形势等交换意见。

罗林泉说，温总理在希腊面临暂时困难之际对该国进行正式访问，将再次向世界发出明确信号，中国对希腊经济发展前景投信任票，并以实际行动支持希腊、欧元和欧盟尽早走出危机，稳步復苏。

另据希腊报章周六报道，中国已经向希腊保证，一旦希腊返回市场，中国将会购买希腊政府的债券。

综合路透社、英国广播公司报道，中国官方表示，中国将採取实际行动支持希腊、欧元和欧盟尽快摆脱危机并获得稳步復苏。

中国对希腊前景投信任票

希腊报章Imerisia报道，中国与希腊原则上达成协议，一旦希腊决定重返市场，中国将强烈支持希腊债券。

希腊政府发言人佩塔罗迪斯说，温家宝在希腊面临困难之际对该国进行访问，显示中国对希腊经济发展前景投信任票。

希腊官员说，中国与希腊将在温家宝访问期间签署谅解备忘录，中国承诺将加大对希腊的投资规模。

希腊分管投资的部长潘布克斯说，两国的私营公司还将签署一系列合作文件，涉及航运、物流、建筑和旅游等方面。


3 October 2010 Last updated at 07:56 ET
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