In the bustling city of Tianjin, a significant step was taken towards strengthening the bond between China and Serbia. On Friday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Djurić, expressing China’s readiness to work with Serbia to forge new prospects for bilateral relations.
“China-Serbia relations are at the forefront of the times and align with the correct direction of history,” said Wang Yi, who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee. He emphasized China’s commitment to opening up at a higher level, which not only propels its own development but also offers new opportunities for cooperation with countries around the world, including Serbia.
Wang Yi affirmed China’s unwavering support for Serbia in safeguarding its national sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity. He appreciated Serbia’s active participation in the three global initiatives proposed by China, signaling a robust partnership on the international stage.
Marko Djurić, on his part, conveyed Serbia’s steadfast adherence to the one-China policy and support for China in protecting its national sovereignty and territorial integrity. “Serbia looks forward to implementing the important consensus reached by our two heads of state,” Djurić stated. He called for maintaining high-level exchanges, strengthening economic cooperation, enhancing connectivity, and promoting greater development of bilateral relations.
The Serbian foreign minister also expressed support for deepening cooperation between China and Central and Eastern European countries. He advocated for close communication and coordination to jointly respond to global challenges, highlighting the mutual interests and shared visions of both nations.
This meeting underscores the dynamic and influential role that China and Serbia play in global affairs. It opens up new avenues for business professionals, investors, academics, and travelers who are interested in the evolving economic trends, cultural exchanges, and political developments between the two countries.
As China continues to open up and Serbia seeks to strengthen ties, the future looks promising for enhanced collaboration and mutual growth. This partnership not only benefits both nations but also contributes to stability and prosperity in the broader Asian and European regions.
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