On Wednesday in Hangzhou, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Spains Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares Bueno met to mark two decades of their countries comprehensive strategic partnership. Both sides pledged to upgrade this landmark cooperation and explore new avenues for collaboration.
“Our development strategies are highly compatible and have already delivered significant results,” said Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee. As they celebrate the 20th anniversary, he called for a strategic, long-term perspective, urging leaders to implement the consensus achieved by both heads of state.
Key areas to watch:
- Green and Digital Transformation: The Chinese mainland is inviting Spanish companies to invest in its vast market and contribute to its green and digital initiatives.
- Cultural and Educational Exchange: Both ministers agreed to deepen ties in education, culture, and tourism, with the promise of visa-free entry for Spanish residents.
- Global Governance: As major civilizations, they pledged to uphold multilateralism, support a UN-centered international system, and build a fairer global framework.
For young global citizens and entrepreneurs, this partnership signals fresh opportunitieswhether youre eyeing clean tech ventures in Shanghai or cultural festivals in Madrid. This renewed alliance will shape the future of international cooperation across markets and cultures.
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China, Spain pledge to deepen comprehensive strategic partnership
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