In a significant move to enhance bilateral relations, China and the Solomon Islands have signed a mutual visa exemption agreement. This new arrangement allows citizens holding ordinary passports from both nations to travel without the need for a visa, according to a statement released by the Department of Consular Affairs of the Chinese Foreign Ministry on Thursday.
The agreement is expected to boost tourism, business exchanges, and cultural ties between the two countries. By simplifying the travel process, both nations aim to foster closer cooperation and greater understanding among their peoples.
This development marks an important step in the ongoing efforts to strengthen economic and diplomatic relationships within the region. As ordinary passport holders gain easier access for travel, the potential for increased collaboration and mutual growth stands to benefit both China and the Solomon Islands.
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China, Solomon Islands sign visa-free agreement for ordinary passport holders
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