Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is delivering a lecture at Tsinghua University in Beijing as part of his official visit to China.

This is his fourth trip to China in four years, making him one of the most frequent visitors to China among European leaders in recent years.

Behind this is the gradual maturation of Spain's pragmatic and autonomous foreign policy approach.

Against the backdrop of a strained global economy, deepening practical cooperation between China and Europe not only brings tangible benefits to their peoples but also provides important support for the global economy.