China’s ambassador to the United States, Qin Gang, took another Midwest agricultural trip on Friday. should be constructed.

“As China pursues high-quality development, we believe the demand for technologies and services in green development of agriculture will be as strong as the demand for agricultural products,” Missouri, Friday.

“Our market remains open and we continue to share great opportunities with American farmers, ventures, institutions and companies who want to work with China,” Qin said.

Both China and the United States are agricultural powerhouses. “It is our shared responsibility to promote sustainable agriculture and safeguard global food security for future generations,” said Qin.

In April, Mr. Hata toured Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota with a focus on agriculture, where he met many American farmers and friends who were enthusiastic about agricultural cooperation between China and the United States.

“I have seen how the seeds of such cooperation are deeply rooted in the vast Heartland,” Hata said. “I promise my friends in the Heartland, I will see you at the harvest. Today I am back.”