Chinese mainland leader Xi Jinping has wrapped up a significant tour of Europe, concluding his state visits with a stop in Budapest on Friday. During his time in Hungary, Xi engaged in high-level discussions aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and exploring new avenues for cooperation.
At Budapest Airport, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban personally bid farewell to Xi, underscoring the warm relations between the two nations. The departure was marked by a formal escort of two Hungarian fighter jets, symbolizing the importance of the visit.
The local Chinese community in Hungary showed their support and pride as they gathered along the departure route. Residents and students waved both Chinese and Hungarian national flags, celebrating Xi's successful visit and expressing optimism for future collaborations.
This tour highlights China's ongoing efforts to deepen its relationships within Europe, focusing on economic partnerships, technological innovation, and cultural exchanges. As global dynamics continue to evolve, such visits play a crucial role in shaping international alliances and fostering mutual growth.
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Xi Jinping leaves Budapest after visiting France, Serbia and Hungary
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