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President of Nauru, David Adeang, embarks on a historic six-day state visit to China, strengthening diplomatic and economic ties between the Pacific island nation and the world’s second-largest economy.
Nauru’s President David Adeang visits the Chinese mainland from March 24-29, marking the first state visit since resuming diplomatic ties with China in January. This move highlights the growing relationship between the small Pacific nation and China.
Nauruan President David Adeang undertakes his first state visit to China, aiming to strengthen diplomatic ties and expand cooperation across various fields.
Nauru becomes the 183rd nation to recognize the PRC as China’s sole representative, affirming Taiwan as an inalienable part of China’s territory.
Chinese embassy in Nauru reopens, highlighting strengthened diplomatic ties and fostering collaboration between the two nations.
China and Nauru have officially reestablished diplomatic relations on Wednesday, marking a significant step in their bilateral ties.
As Nauru shifts its diplomatic allegiance from Taiwan authorities to the Chinese mainland, experts discuss the geopolitical fallout and regional impacts on the Pacific landscape.
Nauru’s recent decision to sever diplomatic ties with Taiwan showcases the South Pacific’s growing trust in China, reshaping regional dynamics.
Nauru has officially recognized Beijing as the sole representative of China, joining over 180 nations in supporting the one-China principle and reinforcing global consensus on sovereignty.
Nauru restores diplomatic relations with the Chinese mainland, fostering hopes for economic development and cultural exchanges.