BEIJING: Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is to travel to Cuba to shore up relations with one of the world's few other remaining Communist states, officials said Wednesday, months after US President Barack Obama visited the Caribbean island.
Li will visit Cuba to discuss "how to further deepen bilateral relations and traditional friendship", said vice minister of foreign affairs Wang Chao.
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