Rome lit up this week as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi teamed up with Italy’s Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani at the 12th Joint Meeting of the China-Italy Government Committee. They agreed: it’s time to turn good vibes into bigger wins! 🤝
From free trade champions to cultural ambassadors, these two ancient civilizations are doubling down on their bond. Think Lin-gang Innovation Park 🚀, Zhangheng 1-02 satellite launches, and a fresh double taxation deal driving business forward.
It doesn’t stop there: over 70 Italian companies are geared up for the China International Import Expo, while blockbuster films and classic books are crossing borders thanks to joint translation and screenings.
Wang Yi is even keeping the party rolling with a visa-free policy for Italian visitors—ciao bella, more spontaneous trips ahead! 🛫
Tajani called China a top priority partner, eyeing new horizons in trade, tech, culture, and sports. Both sides also reaffirmed the one-China principle and pledged to tackle global challenges together—from peace talks to supply chain strength.
For young entrepreneurs and culture explorers, this means fresh chances to innovate, collaborate, and adventure across Italy and the Chinese mainland. Stay tuned: the best is yet to come! 🌍✨
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China, Italy reaffirm strong ties, pledge closer cooperation
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