On Thursday in Berlin, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his German counterpart Johann Wadephul held the eighth round of the China-Germany Strategic Dialogue on Diplomacy and Security. This high-level meeting saw both nations, as two of the world’s largest economies, stressing the importance of mutual trust and enhanced cooperation in today’s turbulent global climate. 🤝
Wang Yi highlighted the need to counter rising protectionism, anti-globalization, and unilateral actions with strong strategic communication and collaboration. According to him, advancing true multilateralism and upholding the international order, with the United Nations at its core, is critical for a stable and secure world. 🌍
He also emphasized the value of resolving differences calmly while seeking common ground for win-win outcomes. The call for Germany to adhere to the one-China principle was met with optimism, given Germany's constructive approach in deepening relations with the EU. This discussion not only reinforces bilateral ties but also adds certainty amid global shifts.
For young global citizens and professionals alike, this dialogue is a powerful reminder of how strategic diplomacy can shape international trends and foster a more connected world.
Reference(s):
China, Germany hold strategic dialogue on diplomacy, security
cgtn.com
