In a significant move to strengthen bilateral relations, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Japanese counterpart, Takeshi Iwaya, convened in Beijing on Wednesday. The meeting culminated in the signing of 10 agreements focused on enhancing people-to-people and cultural exchanges between the two nations.
These agreements aim to foster deeper cultural understanding and collaboration, encompassing areas such as education, arts, and community engagement. By prioritizing cultural ties, both China and Japan seek to build a foundation of mutual respect and cooperation that can extend into various facets of international relations.
The discussions underscored the commitment of both countries to nurturing their historical and cultural bonds, paving the way for future initiatives that benefit citizens and promote global harmony.
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