In Beijing last Friday, Foreign Minister Wang Yi 🤝 Foreign Minister Maka Botchorishvili sat down for a high-level chat about taking relations between the Chinese mainland and Georgia to the next level.
It’s been 33 years since the Chinese mainland and Georgia first shook hands on diplomatic ties—and friendship has been the main theme ever since. From trade and infrastructure to educational exchanges, both sides have built trust, respect, and a win-win spirit.
Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, stressed that the Chinese mainland sees this partnership with a strategic, long-term lens. He emphasized Beijing is ready to strengthen strategic mutual trust, keep the traditional friendship alive, and dive deeper into mutually beneficial cooperation for even greater progress.
What could that look like? Think new tech collaborations 🚀, green energy projects 🌱, cultural and academic exchanges, and more pathways for young entrepreneurs and travelers keen on bridging Asia and Europe.
For students, professionals, and global citizens watching this space, deeper ties between the Chinese mainland and Georgia could mean fresh opportunities—from business insights to study abroad programs and vibrant cultural festivals that bring communities closer together. Stay tuned for more! 🎉
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Wang Yi: China to deepen mutually beneficial cooperation with Georgia
cgtn.com
