In a significant diplomatic meeting held in Vientiane on Thursday, Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the importance of maintaining strong and steady ties between China and Japan. Amidst a rapidly changing and often chaotic international landscape, Li highlighted that a robust bilateral relationship is crucial not only for the two nations but also for the broader region and the global community.
Premier Li engaged in discussions with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba, noting that China-Japan relations are currently at a pivotal stage of improvement and development. This meeting underscores a mutual commitment to fostering a stable and constructive partnership.
Echoing the sentiments of Chinese President Xi Jinping, who conveyed a congratulatory message to Prime Minister Ishiba, Li reinforced the idea that peaceful coexistence, enduring friendship, mutually beneficial cooperation, and shared development are fundamental to the interests of both peoples. These principles aim to guide the nations towards a harmonious and prosperous future.
Premier Li expressed his hope that both China and Japan will continue to build trust, enhance dialogue, and collaborate more closely. By meeting each other halfway and reinforcing political mutual trust, the two countries can establish a relationship that not only meets the demands of the new era but also brings tangible benefits to their respective populations.
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Chinese premier urges China and Japan to maintain sound, steady ties
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