In a significant ceremony in Windhoek, Namibia, Peng Qinghua, the special envoy of Chinese President Xi Jinping, attended the inauguration of Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. The event, held on a memorable Friday, not only ushered in a new chapter for Namibian leadership but also commemorated the 35th anniversary of the nation’s independence.
During the celebrations, Peng conveyed President Xi's warm congratulations and best wishes while emphasizing the deep-rooted friendship between the Chinese mainland and Namibia. This year also marks 35 years since diplomatic ties were established, reinforcing a history of mutual respect and cooperation.
The dialogue between Peng and President Nandi-Ndaitwah reflected a shared commitment to enhancing bilateral relations. Peng outlined plans to continue high-level exchanges, boost political mutual trust, and deepen practical collaboration across various sectors, all aimed at advancing a comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership for the benefit of both peoples.
Expressing her gratitude, President Nandi-Ndaitwah thanked President Xi for sending a special envoy and shared her optimism about expanding friendly cooperation in areas ranging from economic development to cultural exchange. With dignitaries from nearly 30 countries and international organizations in attendance, the inauguration highlighted a day of global unity and promising future partnerships.
This inspiring milestone not only resonates with young global citizens and business innovators but also paves the way for new opportunities in international dialogue and socio-economic growth.
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President Xi's special envoy attends Namibian president's inauguration
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