2015年CRI 李克强就马来西亚宣布马航MH370客机失事发表谈话（在线收听）

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is calling on Malaysian authorities to continue the search for the remains of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 and its passengers.

The comments come as the Malaysian government officially declares the ill-fated flight an accident, with all 239 people onboard presumed dead.

At the same time, Malaysia Airlines is beginning the process of compensating the families of victims.

The flight disappeared on March 8th of last year en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.

Months of searching has failed to turn up any evidence of the missing airliner.

Close to two-thirds of those onboard the flight are Chinese nationals.

China and France have vowed to broaden cooperation during French Prime Minister Manuel Valls' first visit to China.

Following a meeting between Valls and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, the two sides have inked deals in areas including civil aviation, nuclear power plant, finance, maritime satellite, new energy automobile, environmental protection, and education.

The Chinese premier says China never seeks a trade surplus with any country. He urged France to further ease restrictions on exports of high technologymproducts to China.

For his part, Valls says he hopes French exports can get more access to the Chinese market, to realize a balanced trade, and calls for more two-wayinvestment between the two countries.