Italy and China on Sunday signed a three-year pact for economic cooperation, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said after a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang. Meloni said during her state visit in Beijing that she aims to use the document to explore new opportunities for cooperation with China, but the exact contents of the text were not disclosed. Meloni also spoke of wanting to make trade relations with China “fairer,” the Italian news agency ANSA reported. Last year, Italy’s trade deficit with China grew to more than €40 billion ($43 billion). She also criticized the imbalance in in…