In a dynamic and forward-thinking move, China has introduced five bold proposals to deepen cooperation with its Central Asian neighbors. At the sixth China-Central Asia Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Almaty, Kazakhstan, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi outlined these initiatives in a bid to foster trust, mutual benefits, and long-lasting friendships.
The proposals are clear and ambitious:
- Good Faith and Harmony: Uphold trust and unity even in challenging times.
- Mutually Beneficial Cooperation: Ensure that collaboration brings gains for everyone.
- Institutional Development: Keep evolving robust systems that support progress.
- Fairness and Justice: Maintain a commitment to what is right and equitable.
- Friendship for Generations: Build enduring bonds that stand the test of time.
Wang Yi also pointed out that unilateral measures by the United States have led to arbitrary tariffs on more than 180 countries. He emphasized that China has taken necessary countermeasures, not just to safeguard its own interests but to uphold international rules and fairness.
Top officials from Central Asia, including representatives from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan, voiced their readiness to align their national strategies with major initiatives like the Belt and Road. They agreed to work together against terrorism, extremism, and transnational crime, aiming for a stable and peaceful region.
This meeting clearly shows that in today’s ever-changing world, steadfast leadership and strong cooperation pave the way for a brighter, more connected future. With these five proposals, China is set to continue its role as a stabilizing force and advocate for multilateralism. 🌏✨
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China puts forward 5 proposals to boost cooperation with Central Asia
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