German Chancellor Olaf Scholz embarked on a three-day visit to China from April 14 to April 16, marking the first visit of a major Western leader this year and his longest overseas trip to any state.
The visit, as reported by the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, echoes the pragmatic economic and trade cooperation established during Chancellor Angela Merkel's era. Scholz aims to continue this tradition, reinforcing the strong ties between China and Germany.
As global economic landscapes evolve, the Sino-German partnership remains a cornerstone in international trade, fostering mutual benefits and collaboration in various sectors.
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Sino-German cooperation writes new chapter of mutual benefits
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