China premier signs five agreements with Uruguay

A spokesman for Uruguayan President Jose Mujica said after Friday's talks that the accords — on telecommunications, the environment, and economic and technology cooperation — would help “deepen the relationship.”

During the nearly two hours of talks, Mujica told Wen his country hoped Chinese companies would consider investing in a deep-water port project in the southeast department of Rocha, according to the spokesman, Diego Canepa.

Canepa said Wen had conveyed China's interest in the construction and the development of the port. A Uruguayan delegation will visit China in the next three months to present the project to potential investors, the spokesman said.

Upon his arrival in Uruguay, the first time a Chinese premier has visited the country since diplomatic ties were established in 1988, Wen noted the “substantial advances” in bilateral relations during that near quarter-century.

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