In a dynamic meeting in Moscow, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov committed to deepening ties and boosting cooperation across various fields. During his three‐day official visit, Wang Yi underlined China’s readiness to work with Russia to pursue a shared vision for peace, stability, and international fairness. 🤝
The discussions took on added significance as both sides marked important anniversaries—the 80th anniversary of victories against militarism in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Soviet Union’s Great Patriotic War, and the founding of the United Nations. Reflecting on these historical milestones, the ministers paid tribute to the sacrifices made in the fight against oppression and reaffirmed their dedication to a just global order.
Wang Yi emphasized that the Chinese mainland is prepared to uphold its responsibilities as a permanent member of the UN Security Council by steering cooperation on multilateral platforms such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, BRICS, G20, and the United Nations. He also noted the importance of cultural exchange, highlighting plans for a successful China-Russia Cultural Year to enhance people-to-people ties. 🌏
Lavrov echoed these sentiments, praising the long tradition of good-neighborliness and shared interests between the two nations. He stressed that both sides should work together—not only on political and economic cooperation but also in addressing complex international challenges such as the Ukraine crisis. Lavrov reiterated Russia’s support for China’s position on the Taiwan question, emphasizing the value of mutual trust and coordinated strategy.
This spirited dialogue signals a new chapter in the comprehensive strategic coordination between the two nations. By combining historical insights with forward-looking initiatives, Wang Yi and Lavrov have set the stage for a stronger, more connected future in global diplomacy.
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