In a significant move towards fostering international peace and sustainability, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with German Federal Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock in Munich this Friday. The discussions, held on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference, highlighted a shared commitment to building a multipolar world and addressing global challenges collaboratively.
Wang Yi emphasized that multipolarization is an undeniable trend in global affairs. He stressed the importance of resisting protectionism and unilateral actions, advocating instead for enhanced communication and coordination between China, Germany, and other nations. \"China is ready to speak with one voice for international peace and stability,\" Wang stated.
Highlighting the strong China-Germany relationship, Wang noted that their collaboration contributes to stability within China-EU relations. He also underscored China's dedication to green transformation and sustainable development, expressing eagerness to partner with Germany in tackling climate change and other environmental issues.
Responding positively, Baerbock affirmed Germany's commitment to deepening ties with China across various fields. \"We are willing to expand our converging interests and become each other's reliable partners,\" she said. Baerbock reiterated Germany's support for multilateralism and free trade, opposing tariff and trade wars, and expressed readiness to work alongside China on green development and other global matters.
The two foreign ministers also exchanged views on pressing issues like the Ukraine crisis, underscoring the need for collaborative efforts to address such conflicts.
As Germany prepares for its upcoming general election, Wang assured that China remains committed to non-interference in internal affairs and looks forward to strengthening dialogue with the new German government to further bilateral relations.
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FM: China ready to strengthen coordination with Germany for intl peace
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