Chinese President Xi Jinping and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko reaffirmed their nations' growing partnership during high-level talks in Beijing on Wednesday, emphasizing mutual trust and long-term strategic alignment.
In their first face-to-face meeting since Lukashenko's recent reelection, Xi praised the 'enduring traditional friendship' between the two countries. 'China and Belarus are true friends and good partners who treat each other with sincerity,' Xi stated, highlighting strengthened cooperation across political, economic, and technological spheres.
The leaders discussed expanding collaboration under China's Belt and Road Initiative, with particular focus on industrial chain integration and innovation-driven projects. Analysts note the meeting signals deepening Eurasian connectivity as both nations navigate shifting global economic dynamics.
Lukashenko expressed appreciation for China's consistent support, stating Belarus remains committed to the One-China principle. The talks concluded with agreements to enhance cultural exchanges and people-to-people ties, building on recent visa facilitation measures for business travelers.
