Foreign ministers from China, Germany, and France convened in Munich on Friday, February 13, 2026, during the Munich Security Conference to discuss pressing global challenges. The meeting, held amid heightened geopolitical tensions, focused on strengthening multilateral cooperation in security, economic stability, and climate action.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized the need for "practical dialogue to address common threats," while European counterparts highlighted shared interests in maintaining open trade channels. Discussions reportedly touched on conflict resolution in the Middle East, green energy transitions, and collaborative responses to emerging technologies.
The talks come as Asia-Europe trade volumes reach record highs this year, with analysts noting increased alignment on supply chain resilience. Observers view this engagement as a strategic effort to balance competing global priorities while advancing climate commitments made at recent UN conferences.
