China and France have signed agreements for cooperation on nuclear energy and science.
The agreements were signed during French Prime Minister Bernard Cazeneuve's three-day official visit to Beijing, starting February 21.
During talks with Prime Minister Cazeneuve, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said China is willing to work with France to deepen cooperation in the whole industrial chain of nuclear energy.
He hoped both sides would ensure a smooth implementation of the Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant program and discuss joint development of the third-party nuclear power market.
Li, according to a report by the Xinhua news agency, said both sides should also explore cooperation in civil aviation and space industries, and deepen cooperation in coping with climate change, and speed up the eco-city project in Wuhan, capital city of central China's Hubei Province.
He also hoped the two countries to explore cooperation in whole industrial chain of agriculture, medicine and health, as well as coping with an aging society.