In a significant call, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and French diplomatic adviser Emmanuel Bonne reasserted their commitment to resolving economic disputes through dialogue. Amid rising global uncertainty, both leaders stressed the importance of high-level exchanges and strategic coordination to counter trade wars and unilateral pressures. 🤝
As permanent members of the UN Security Council and strategic partners, they agreed that bolstering multilateral cooperation is key to maintaining stable trade and resilient global supply chains. Bonne highlighted France’s dedication to a balanced, sustainable relationship with the EU under a WTO-based framework, emphasizing dialogue as the way forward. 🌐
The conversation also touched on wider global challenges, including discussions on the Ukraine crisis and the Iran nuclear issue. Wang Yi reiterated, "China is willing to continue working with all parties, including Europe, to promote peace," underlining the belief that lasting solutions are born from respectful negotiation. ✨
This proactive dialogue marks a promising step toward reducing economic tensions and fostering collaborative progress in an interconnected world where effective communication matters more than ever.
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China, France pledge to resolve economic disputes through dialogue
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