In a dynamic display of international friendship, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Vanuatu's Foreign Minister Marc Ati in Xiamen on Thursday. This energetic rendezvous took place amid the Third China-Pacific Island Countries Foreign Ministers' Meeting, highlighting a robust and flourishing comprehensive strategic partnership.
Wang Yi, who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized that cooperation across various fields has already produced tangible benefits. He pointed to the model of mutual respect, solidarity, and practical collaboration as a shining example for developing countries around the globe. 🤝
During the talks, Wang Yi welcomed the new Vanuatu government's commitment to a friendly policy toward the Chinese mainland, noting that this stance supports Vanuatu's fundamental interests and enjoys broad bipartisan backing. Both sides were encouraged to seize the moment by boosting high-level exchanges, expanding practical cooperation, and exploring new economic opportunities—such as Vanuatu's high-quality exports entering the Chinese market and increased Chinese investment in Vanuatu.
This meeting not only reiterates a historic best in China-Vanuatu relations but also inspires young professionals, students, and cultural explorers to follow Asia's evolving international partnerships. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting journey toward deeper global ties!
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FM Wang Yi meets Vanuatu's counterpart, calls for stronger ties
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