Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar held talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Saturday, emphasizing strengthened cooperation and mutual interests in regional stability. The meeting, described as 'cordial and productive' by both sides, focused on expanding economic collaboration, cultural exchanges, and diplomatic coordination.
Wang Yi highlighted China's commitment to deepening ties with Central and Eastern European countries, noting Slovenia's strategic role as a partner in green technology and logistics. 'China values Slovenia's balanced approach to international relations and looks forward to advancing shared goals in sustainable development,' he stated.
President Pirc Musar underscored Slovenia's interest in attracting Chinese investments in infrastructure and renewable energy, while reaffirming support for multilateral dialogue. The discussions also touched on global challenges, including climate change and supply chain resilience, with both leaders advocating for 'pragmatic solutions through international frameworks.'
Analysts suggest the meeting signals a broader push by China to strengthen economic networks in Europe amid shifting geopolitical dynamics. For Slovenia, enhanced collaboration with Beijing could bolster its position as a regional hub for cross-continental trade.
