Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi addressed pressing global issues during a press conference held alongside China's annual Two Sessions meetings, sparking international attention and analysis. The event drew insights from foreign correspondents who highlighted key themes in Beijing's diplomatic priorities.
China-U.S. Relations: Stability Through Framework
Wang emphasized establishing 'rules and frameworks' for stable Sino-American ties, a point noted by CGTN Africa's Daniel Arapmoi as crucial for investors monitoring cross-Pacific tech and trade policies. Journalists underscored Wang's call for mutual respect amid strategic competition.
Global South in Focus
The minister reiterated China's commitment to expanding partnerships with developing nations, framing it as an effort to 'democratize international relations.' Analysts suggest this signals stronger BRI-linked cooperation in infrastructure and digital economies across Asia and Africa.
Cross-Strait Ties Addressed
While reaffirming the one-China principle, Wang stressed Beijing's willingness to foster exchanges with residents of Taiwan under the 1992 Consensus, a balancing act observed carefully by regional policymakers.
Foreign correspondents present at the briefing highlighted Wang's polished responses as reflecting China's calibrated approach to global leadership—assertive yet open to dialogue.
