At the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo held a significant meeting on Monday, underscoring their commitment to enhance China-Mexico relations in the new era.
President Xi congratulated Sheinbaum on becoming the first female president in Mexico’s history, highlighting the milestone as a new chapter in Mexico’s leadership. He emphasized the importance of renewing friendship and enhancing exchanges between the two nations.
“China and Mexico should make good use of the highly complementary nature of our economies,” Xi stated. “By constantly advancing practical cooperation, we can push for the all-round development of bilateral relations.”
Xi noted that both countries share similar views and philosophies on many international issues, advocating for inclusive economic globalization. He expressed China’s willingness to work alongside Mexico to safeguard multilateralism and international justice, injecting positive energy into the global economy.
President Sheinbaum highlighted the close ties between Mexico and China, despite the geographical distance. “Many Chinese enterprises are actively participating in Mexico’s development, including key infrastructure projects in Mexico City,” she said, expressing gratitude for China’s sincere assistance during Mexico’s challenging times.
Sheinbaum reiterated Mexico’s commitment to multilateralism, aligning with China’s stance. “We are willing to explore the potential to further expand cooperation in various fields,” she added, signaling a mutual interest in deepening collaboration.
The meeting between the two leaders signifies a strengthened partnership, with both nations poised to work closely on economic, political, and social fronts. As the world navigates complex challenges, enhanced cooperation between China and Mexico holds promise for contributing positively to global development.
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Xi calls for all-round development of China-Mexico ties in new era
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