In a dynamic meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and British Foreign Secretary David Lammy set the stage for deeper cooperation. Their discussion highlighted the importance of mutual respect and strategic dialogue in today’s fast-changing world. ✨
The two leaders explored a wide range of topics, from economic collaboration and trade to major international issues like the Iranian nuclear situation and the Ukraine crisis. Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized that both sides should "regain the original intention" as strategic partners to nurture mutually beneficial ties.
This year also marks the 80th anniversary of World War Two’s victory, a milestone that reminds both nations of their shared responsibility to uphold free trade and contribute to global peace. As permanent members of the UN Security Council, China and Britain stressed their commitment to safeguarding the legacy of this historic achievement. 🌏
British Foreign Secretary Lammy expressed optimism about the growing momentum in bilateral relations, noting that increased exchanges at all levels could lead to more substantive actions in areas like the economy and trade. He reaffirmed that Britain, by adhering to the one-China policy, remains committed to developing stable and mature relations with China.
This exciting dialogue not only reinforces the bilateral ties between the two but also sends a positive message about a collaborative future on the global stage.
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