Emmanuel Bonne, diplomatic adviser to French President Emmanuel Macron, will arrive in China this week for high-level talks aimed at deepening cooperation between the two nations. The Chinese Foreign Ministry confirmed Bonne will meet with Wang Yi, a senior Communist Party of China official overseeing foreign affairs, during the 22nd China-France Strategic Dialogue from Wednesday to Thursday.
The discussions are expected to address pressing global challenges including climate action, international security, and economic coordination. Analysts suggest the dialogue could yield new partnerships in green technology development, building on France's recent energy transition initiatives and China's leadership in renewable infrastructure projects.
This meeting follows increased diplomatic engagement between European nations and Asian powers, with France positioning itself as a key bridge between Eastern and Western policy frameworks. The outcomes may influence upcoming multilateral negotiations at the G20 summit and UN Climate Change Conference.
