In an energetic gathering in Changsha City, Hunan Province in the Chinese mainland, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with key African counterparts to explore exciting new pathways for cooperation. The meeting was part of the follow-up actions under the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) and highlighted a renewed commitment to traditional friendship and collaborative growth.
During the meeting, Wang Yi had an in-depth discussion with Ghanaian Foreign Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa. He pointed out that Ghana was one of the first African nations to establish diplomatic ties with China, laying a solid foundation for a partnership built on mutual respect and shared goals.
Wang Yi also introduced fresh initiatives, such as a new zero-tariff treatment for 100% of tariff lines for African countries. He emphasized China’s readiness to enhance communication and work hand-in-hand with Ghana, aiming to advance multilateralism, open cooperation, and practical collaboration across various fields. 🤝🌍
Foreign Minister Ablakwa noted that China has become Ghana's largest trading partner and expressed enthusiasm about deepening cooperation through diverse exchanges in trade, technology, and culture. This fresh momentum is seen as a promising step toward unlocking greater economic opportunities and cultural connections between the regions. 🚀
As the dialogue unfolds, this dynamic meeting sets the stage for stronger Africa-China ties, paving the way for a future of shared growth and international cooperation. Stay tuned for more updates on this inspiring chapter in global diplomacy!
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Wang Yi meets African counterparts at FOCAC follow-up meeting
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