From October 7 to 12, Foreign Minister Wang Yi will land in Rome for the 12th Joint Meeting of the China-Italy Government Committee, invited by Italy's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Antonio Tajani. Shortly after, he will travel to Bern for the 4th round of the China-Switzerland Foreign Ministers' Strategic Dialogue at the invitation of Swiss Federal Councillor and Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis.
This trip comes at a crucial time as global economies navigate post-pandemic recovery, digital transformation, and climate action. In Italy, the two sides are expected to discuss trade exchanges, technology partnerships, and cultural initiatives, building on decades of cooperation. In Switzerland, dialogue will focus on strategic issues like financial collaboration, green innovation, and global governance.
For young global citizens, this tour highlights how high-level diplomacy shapes the future of cross-border collaboration. Entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts will watch for announcements on innovation hubs and joint research projects. Thought leaders will track discussions on global policy, sustainability, and human rights frameworks. Travelers and digital nomads can look forward to potential visa facilitation measures or cultural programs that make exploring Europe even more seamless.
As Wang Yi meets his European counterparts in these iconic capitals, the visit underscores the continued relevance of face-to-face dialogue in forging real-world impact. Stay tuned for updates from Rome and Bern as these strategic talks unfold.
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Chinese FM Wang Yi to visit Italy, Switzerland from October 7-12
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