Li Keqiang made his first foreign visit to India on 18 May 2013 in a bid to resolve border disputes and to stimulate economic relations.
He said the choice of India as the first international visit highlights Chinese importance in its relations with the country.
During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to China in 2015, Li and Modi took a selfie together at the Temple of Heaven.

During his visit to Pakistan he met with top leadership of country and expressed his views "As Pakistan's closest friend and brother, we would like to provide as much assistance as we can for the Pakistani side".

Li Keqiang also visited Switzerland and Germany on his first Europe trip, and met with the two countries' leaders.

United States lieutenant general H. R. McMaster wrote of Li Keqiang that, "If anyone in the American group had any doubts about China's view of its relationship with the United States, Li's monologue would have removed them.
He began with the observation that China, having already developed its industrial and technological base, no longer needed the United States."
Li Keqiang made his first foreign visit to India on 18 May 2013 in a bid to resolve border disputes and to stimulate economic relations. He said the choice of India as the first international visit highlights Chinese importance in its relations with the country. During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to China in 2015, Li and Modi took a selfie together at the Temple of Heaven.
During his visit to Pakistan he met with top leadership of country and expressed his views "As Pakistan's closest friend and brother, we would like to provide as much assistance as we can for the Pakistani side".
Li Keqiang also visited Switzerland and Germany on his first Europe trip, and met with the two countries' leaders.
United States lieutenant general H. R. McMaster wrote of Li Keqiang that, "If anyone in the American group had any doubts about China's view of its relationship with the United States, Li's monologue would have removed them. He began with the observation that China, having already developed its industrial and technological base, no longer needed the United States."
Li Keqiang