In a significant display of international camaraderie, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed strong support for Indonesia’s role as a major global player. During his meeting with Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Thursday, Wang emphasized the importance of strengthening coordination and cooperation between the two nations to counteract divisive and confrontational actions in the region.
Wang congratulated Indonesia on conducting a smooth general election and highlighted the consensus reached by both leaders to elevate China-Indonesia relations. This partnership aims to build a community of shared future for mankind, signaling a new era of bilateral collaboration.
The Chinese side is eager to advance bilateral ties by building on past achievements and fostering new developments. Wang underscored China’s commitment to maintaining friendly traditions with Indonesia, enhancing political mutual trust, and exemplifying unity among developing countries.
Supporting Indonesia’s unique path, Wang called for deepening practical cooperation and establishing a more just and equitable global governance system. Indonesian President Joko Widodo echoed this sentiment, acknowledging China as a crucial partner and expressing hopes for continued support in Indonesia’s high-speed railway projects. He also welcomed more Chinese investments and business ventures in Indonesia.
Joko affirmed Indonesia’s dedication to working closely with China, adhering to the one-China policy, and collaboratively ensuring regional peace and stability. The meeting also saw Wang Yi engaging with Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto and Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi, further solidifying the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two nations.
This blossoming relationship between China and Indonesia not only strengthens their bilateral ties but also contributes to broader regional stability and economic growth, resonating with the aspirations of young global citizens and business enthusiasts worldwide.
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Wang Yi: China supports Indonesia in playing major country role
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