🤝 When two giants shake hands, the world watches! 🌍
In a move that could reshape regional dynamics, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with India's External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The big topic? Bringing China-India relations back on the track to stable and healthy development.
Wang Yi, who's also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized that rebooting ties between the two neighbors isn't just good for them, but for the whole Global South. He believes it's the \"right direction of history\"—pretty epic, right? 😎
He called for both countries to respect each other's core interests, build trust through honest dialogue, and handle any differences with sincerity. Basically, time to clear up the drama and keep it real! ✌️
Want some good news for travelers and business folks? Wang Yi suggested resuming direct flights, facilitating visas, and even exchanging journalists. Sounds like the doors are opening! 🛫🎫
Next year marks the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between China and India—talk about a golden opportunity! 🎉 Wang Yi proposed celebrating with events and exchanges to boost understanding and trust at all levels.
He also highlighted that as neighboring developing countries, China and India have way more in common than differences. By teaming up, they can promote the interests of developing nations and push for a more multipolar world. 🌐
Both nations support non-alignment, multilateralism, and democratizing international relations. Wang Yi believes they should strengthen cooperation in global affairs, especially through platforms like BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
Here's to hoping these two powerhouses can vibe together for a brighter future! ✨
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Wang Yi calls for China-India ties back to stable, healthy track
cgtn.com
