Fifty years ago, China and Mozambique embarked on a diplomatic journey built on mutual respect and a shared vision. This week, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Mozambican Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Maria Manuela dos Santos Lucas exchanged congratulations to mark the 50th anniversary of ties that now span agriculture, infrastructure, energy and more.
From irrigation programs boosting crop yields in Mozambique to joint energy ventures lighting up communities, this partnership has consistently delivered tangible results. The two countries also coordinate closely in global forums, championing multilateralism and defending fairness and justice on the world stage.
Standing at a new historical starting point, Wang Yi underscored his resolve to implement key agreements reached by the two heads of state, deepen win-win cooperation and advance a comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership. Lucas said China is a brother and friend, reaffirmed Mozambique's steadfast support for the one-China principle and expressed eagerness to learn from China's sustainable development achievements.
Looking forward, both ministers called for expanded collaboration across sectors including agriculture, infrastructure, energy and resources, and tighter coordination on regional and global challenges. Their joint efforts aim to generate fresh outcomes and reinforce a five-decade alliance built on trust and shared priorities.
In an ever-changing geopolitical landscape, the China-Mozambique relationship stands out as a model of sustained dialogue, mutual benefit and real-world impact, offering a blueprint for young global citizens seeking fresh perspectives on international cooperation.
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FMs of China, Mozambique exchange congratulations on 50th year of ties
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