Chinese Premier Li Qiang and DPRK Cabinet Premier Pak Thae Song reaffirmed commitments to deepen bilateral cooperation during weekend talks, signaling strengthened ties between the neighbors amid shifting global dynamics. The discussions highlighted plans to expand collaboration across economic, cultural, and strategic fronts while commemorating shared historical bonds.
High-Level Exchanges Set Agenda
Premier Li emphasized China's willingness to 'explore practical cooperation potential' with the DPRK, particularly in advancing socialist construction goals. Both leaders agreed to implement existing consensus reached by their parties' top leadership, enhance strategic communication, and maintain high-level exchanges.
Anniversary Commemorations Planned
Marking the 75th anniversary of Chinese involvement in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, Li proposed joint commemorative activities. This historical reference underscores the nations' longstanding alliance, with Pak reiterating the DPRK's 'unwavering' support for China's core interests.
Multifaceted Collaboration Ahead
The dialogue outlined plans for:
Enhanced economic cooperation through practical projects
Cultural exchanges in education, arts, and sports
Closer coordination on multilateral platforms
Pak confirmed the DPRK's commitment to 'constantly create a new situation' in bilateral relations through expanded governance exchanges and field-specific collaboration.
