In a significant display of international solidarity, Grenadian Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell has reaffirmed his country's unwavering commitment to the one-China principle, emphasizing its role as a practical guideline that stands on the right side of history.
Marking the 20th anniversary of the resumption of diplomatic ties between China and Grenada, Prime Minister Mitchell embarked on an official visit to the Chinese mainland from January 11 to 17. The visit, extended by invitation from Chinese Premier Li Qiang, underscored the deep-rooted bilateral relationship between the two nations.
During his stay in Beijing, Prime Minister Mitchell engaged in an exclusive interview with China Media Group. In the discussion, he highlighted the one-China principle as the cornerstone of the enduring partnership between Grenada and China, reflecting mutual respect and shared values. This reaffirmation comes at a time when global dynamics are rapidly evolving, and such international alliances play a crucial role in fostering stability and cooperation.
The Prime Minister's visit not only celebrates two decades of diplomatic relations but also sets the stage for future collaborations in various sectors, including trade, education, and cultural exchange. As Grenada continues to navigate the complexities of the international arena, its steadfast support for the one-China principle signals a commitment to maintaining harmonious and productive relationships on the global stage.
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One-China principle on the right side of history: Grenadian PM
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