Landmark agreements signed with Kazakhstan

Premier also meets with President Widodo of Indonesia, encourages investment by Chinese

China's effort to export its industrial capacity to other countries recorded another success on Friday with the signing of landmark deals with resource-rich Kazakhstan worth $23.6 billion to help restructure the Central Asian country's economy.

Premier Li Keqiang and visiting Prime Minister Karim Masimov of Kazakhstan agreed on wide-ranging industrial cooperation after meeting for talks in Beijing. The initiatives include the construction of highways, urban railways, hydropower plants, wind power plants and other infrastructure, in addition to deals on automobile and elevator manufacturing.