Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Canadian counterpart Anita Anand in Kuala Lumpur, reaffirming a long-standing relationship between China and Canada. Marking 55 years of diplomatic ties and 20 years of strategic partnership, the meeting celebrated shared progress and future potential. 😊
Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized that there are no territorial disputes or geopolitical conflicts between the two. He highlighted how both countries can turn challenges into opportunities and mutually beneficial success by maintaining an objective and open-minded dialogue.
Addressing global economic issues, Wang Yi pointed out that while some nations impose heavy tariffs on small and vulnerable countries, China champions multilateralism and free trade – even providing zero tariffs to the least developed countries. His comments underscored a commitment to inclusive growth and shared development opportunities.
In response, Anita Anand stressed that Canada values its relationship with China and is eager to restore open communication and increase cooperation in trade, health, and culture. This pragmatic approach aims to accelerate exchanges and build a stronger future for both parties.
This dynamic meeting sends a clear message: by embracing dialogue and mutual respect, international partnerships can drive progress and create a prosperous future for all. 🤝
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Wang Yi: China, Canada can be partners that achieve mutual success
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