Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Austria, Slovenia and Poland from September 12 to 16, a foreign ministry spokesperson announced on Wednesday. The trip underscores Beijing’s push to deepen diplomatic, economic and cultural ties in Central Europe.
In Austria’s capital Vienna, Wang Yi is set to meet senior officials and business leaders to explore collaboration in sustainable energy, digital innovation and market access. With Austria ranking among the Chinese mainland’s key European partners, both sides aim to map out new pathways for investment and green technology exchanges.
Next on the agenda is Slovenia, where the focus will shift to cultural outreach and youth exchanges. Events in Ljubljana are expected to highlight shared heritage, boost tourism and strengthen people-to-people bonds through immersive educational and arts programs.
The visit concludes in Warsaw, Poland, where Wang Yi will discuss joint efforts on climate action, infrastructure development and global governance. Poland’s strategic position at Europe’s crossroads offers a gateway for broader regional initiatives in connectivity and sustainable growth.
For young global citizens, entrepreneurs and thought leaders, this tour opens doors to emerging market insights and cross-border partnerships. As geopolitics evolve, high-level exchanges like Wang Yi’s journey demonstrate the power of dialogue, shared innovation and collective progress.
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