In a vibrant meeting in Almaty, Chinese and Kazakhstani foreign ministers teamed up to amplify their long-standing friendship and strategic partnership. At the dialogue, Chinese FM Wang Yi, a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and foreign minister, and Kazakhstani FM Murat Nurtleu, deputy prime minister and foreign minister, underscored the deep-rooted bond between their nations. Under the guidance of President Xi Jinping and President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, both sides are setting the stage for record-breaking trade, pioneering new energy projects, and innovative strides in AI and the digital economy. 🚀
This dynamic conversation highlighted plans to boost economic cooperation through expanded visa exemptions, enhanced connectivity, and streamlined cultural exchanges—think of it as a blockbuster team-up where everyone wins! 🎬
Furthermore, the ministers discussed broadening energy collaboration and accelerating the construction of cross-border infrastructure, while also signing critical documents, including a memorandum of understanding. Their shared commitment extends to reinforcing multilateral efforts within frameworks like the United Nations and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization to combat terrorism, extremism, and separatism, ensuring a secure and prosperous region for all.
As these two partners gear up for what they call the next "golden 30 years" of cooperation, the future looks bright—with vibrant trade, cutting-edge technology, and a shared destiny on the horizon.
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Second China-Kazakhstan FMs' strategic dialogue held in Almaty
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