In a move signaling strengthened international partnerships, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with his Serbian counterpart Marko Djurić on Friday in Tianjin. The two leaders discussed the continuous creation of new prospects for bilateral relations, emphasizing the importance of mutual support and economic cooperation.
Wang Yi highlighted that China-Serbia relations are at the forefront of modern diplomacy and align with the correct historical direction. He underscored China's commitment to improving its high-level opening, which aims to not only foster its own development but also provide new avenues for cooperation with partner countries like Serbia.
The Chinese Foreign Minister affirmed China's firm support for Serbia in safeguarding its national sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity. He also expressed appreciation for Serbia's active participation in China's global initiatives, reinforcing the mutual benefits of their alliance.
Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djurić reiterated Serbia's commitment to the one-China policy and pledged continued support for China's efforts in maintaining its national sovereignty and territorial integrity. Djurić expressed optimism about the future of China-Serbia relations, emphasizing the intent to implement the consensus reached by both leaders and to enhance economic cooperation and connectivity.
Furthermore, Djurić called for increased cooperation between China and Central and Eastern European countries to collaboratively address global challenges. This partnership aims to foster greater development of bilateral relations, positioning both nations to better navigate the complexities of the global landscape.
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Chinese FM calls for new prospects for bilateral ties with Serbia
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