🚀 Hey, amigos! Big news from Beijing! Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met up with Laurent Fabius, the president of France's Constitutional Council, this Monday. The vibes? Totally amicable and forward-looking! 🇨🇳🤝🇫🇷
Wang Yi, who's also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, highlighted that China and France have been BFFs on the global stage, consistently taking their relationship to new heights. 🌐✨
He pointed out that both countries cherish their independence and are riding the wave towards a multipolar world—think less about one superpower, more about team play! This, he says, is key to promoting world peace and stability. 🕊️🌍
China is all in for free trade and is super committed to protecting the global trading system. 💹🌐 Wang Yi acknowledged some recent hiccups between China and the European Union but emphasized that setbacks aren't in anyone's best interest. He urged the EU to look at the bigger picture and work things out through good old-fashioned dialogue. 🗣️🔥
On the French side, Laurent Fabius reaffirmed France's tradition of flying solo in its diplomacy—think of it as France's way of keeping things 100% real. 🎩✨ He praised the lasting friendship between France and China, emphasizing that France stands against any coercive moves and prefers sorting things out over a cup of coffee (or tea)! ☕️🤗
The dynamic duo didn't stop there—they also dived into serious topics like the crisis in Ukraine and the fight against climate change. 🌿🌎 It's clear they're not just talking; they're gearing up to make a difference!
So, what's the takeaway? China and France are tightening their bonds, ready to tackle global challenges together. And that, amigos, is something we can all cheer for! 🎉👏
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Chinese FM meets president of Constitutional Council of France
cgtn.com
