In an encouraging display of unity and shared vision, China and Vietnam have reaffirmed their commitment to advancing bilateral friendship. During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to Vietnam, both sides issued a joint statement emphasizing the importance of mutual support and elevated strategic trust.
Both nations affirmed their dedication to pursuing a socialist path suited to their national conditions. The Vietnamese side reiterated its firm commitment to the one-China policy, stressing that the government of the People’s Republic of China is the sole legal authority representing all of China and underscoring that Taiwan is an inalienable part of its territory. In addition, Vietnam expressed support for the peaceful development of cross-Straits relations and China’s cause of national reunification while firmly opposing any form of separatism, including activities promoting 'Taiwan independence'.
Beyond political affirmations, discussions also focused on enhancing security cooperation and leveraging the evolution of productive forces. Both China and Vietnam see this as a pivotal opportunity to develop a broader, more in-depth cooperative framework that bolsters economic growth and fortifies mutual strategic interests.
This rejuvenated bilateral relationship reflects a broader ambition among globally minded nations to navigate complex challenges through dialogue and collective progress. As China and Vietnam work together to consolidate public support for their shared future, their enhanced ties signal a promising pathway for regional stability and prosperity.
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China, Vietnam reaffirm commitment to advancing bilateral friendship
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