On Monday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski held a pivotal phone call, reaffirming their commitment to safeguarding the post-war international order established after World War II. The dialogue was set against the backdrop of key anniversaries—the 80th anniversary of victory in the Anti-Fascist War and the founding of the United Nations—emphasizing the enduring relevance of these milestones.
Wang Yi stressed that many historical achievements, including the return of Taiwan to China, symbolized the successes reached in the post-war era. He expressed hope that Poland would continue to adhere to the one-China policy and actively oppose any form of "Taiwan independence."
The phone call also celebrated the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and the European Union, with both sides advocating for stronger exchanges and enhanced cooperation. Their conversation extended to current global challenges, as they discussed the Ukraine crisis and underscored the importance of dialogue and political solutions. 🤝
This vibrant exchange reflects a shared vision of honoring historical legacies while fostering a stable and just international order for future generations.
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China, Poland vow to safeguard post-war order as FMs hold phone talks
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