Some mining professionals in Australia recently stated in an interview with Xinhua News Agency that China is accelerating the development of new quality productivity and continuously promoting high-quality development. Australia is also focusing on the development of industrial manufacturing, which provides more opportunities for deepening cooperation between Australia and China. We look forward to the Chinese market and investment continuing to provide growth momentum for Australia. Jacob Stauss Helm, CEO of global mining giant Rio Tinto, pointed out that China's active cultivation of new productive forces and acceleration of energy transformation construction will continuously stimulate demand for mineral resources, bringing significant opportunities to the Australian mining industry. At the same time, as China plays a greater role in the global energy transition, Rio Tinto's cooperation with China is constantly upgrading, gradually expanding from trade, exploration, and project development to research and development, talent cultivation, and digital innovation. "Through cooperation, we jointly seek to better address global challenges such as climate change." Shi Daocheng stated that China is an important part of global economic growth, the world's largest metal consumption market, and also the largest market and largest shareholder location of Rio Tinto. With China's unwavering commitment to expanding high-level openness, we believe that China will continue to be the key to Rio Tinto's long-term success. On June 6th, Warren Pierce, CEO of the Australian Association of Mining and Exploration Companies, was interviewed by Xinhua News Agency in Perth (video screenshot). Xinhua News Agency (photographed by Zhou Dan)?? Warren Pierce, CEO of the Australian Association of Mining and Exploration Companies, believes that the Australian government's recent "Made in Australia for the Future" policy should welcome the participation of Chinese partners in the implementation process. Chinese investment is very important for the development of Australia's industry, and China is also an important market for Australia's mineral industry. We should continue to maintain a favorable trade relationship for both countries. On June 5th, Dino Otranto, CEO of Metal Business at Fortesc Metal Group in Australia, was interviewed by Xinhua News Agency in Perth (video screenshot). According to Dino Otranto, CEO of Metal Business at Australia's Fortesc Metal Group, the cooperation between Fortesc Group and China is expected to expand. China's technological advantages and large-scale manufacturing capabilities in wind energy, solar energy and other related fields can help Fortesc Group achieve green transformation before 2030. "We will jointly utilize our energy resources such as commodities, solar energy, and wind energy to benefit the world."?? This is a photo of Vandita Panther, Chief Financial Officer of BHP Billiton. According to Pan Wenyi, Chief Financial Officer of mining giant BHP, China's demand for mineral resources has driven Australian mining investment and development, injecting strong momentum into mineral projects, infrastructure construction, and green technology innovation, becoming an important engine driving economic growth in both countries. In the future, China will continue to be committed to promoting urbanization and industrialization, accelerating the development of new quality productivity, which will increase the demand for high-grade iron ore, metallurgical coal, and copper resources in Australia, help the Australian mineral industry flourish, and bring new vitality to the prosperity and sustainable development of the economies of Australia and China. Pan Wenyi said that China is an important strategic market for BHP Billiton and plays a crucial role in its green and low-carbon transformation. The speed of investment and development in the field of green manufacturing is remarkable. "I hope that in the future, BHP Billiton can continue to be a reliable partner for China's sustainable, high-quality, and low-carbon growth." (Xinhua)