Beijing – At the 25th China-EU Summit, held in Beijing on Thursday to mark the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties, China and the European Union sealed key agreements to deepen their long-standing partnership.
Spokesperson Guo Jiakun highlighted that both sides pledged to uphold strategic communication, enhance mutual trust, and work together over the next half-century to drive global stability and sustainable growth.
A joint statement on climate change underscores a shared commitment to green development, decarbonization, and working in line with international climate goals to tackle rising temperatures and extreme weather.
In a bid to safeguard vital supply chains, China and the EU agreed to establish an upgraded export control dialogue mechanism. This new platform is designed for timely communication, helping businesses navigate evolving regulations and maintain smooth industrial exchanges.
As this partnership enters its next chapter, entrepreneurs, activists, and young global citizens alike are watching closely. The summit’s outcomes signal a renewed focus on sustainability, trade resilience, and the power of multilateral cooperation in a fast-changing world.
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China, EU reach key agreements at summit: Chinese Foreign Ministry
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