Polish President Andrzej Duda arrived in Beijing on June 22, marking a significant step in strengthening the economic and diplomatic relations between Poland and China. This visit coincides with the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between the two nations, highlighting the enduring partnership that has flourished over the decades.
According to Lin Jian, spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, the bilateral relations between China and Poland have been developing smoothly, with fruitful practical cooperation in recent years. “China stands ready to work with Poland through this visit to deepen mutual political trust, expand exchanges and cooperation in various fields, stay at the forefront of high-quality Belt and Road cooperation, and enrich the China-Poland comprehensive strategic partnership,” Lin said.
In Poland, citizens are optimistic about the prospects of enhanced cooperation with China. A CGTN reporter took to the streets to gauge public sentiment. Svetlana, a local resident, expressed her anticipation for the outcomes of President Duda’s visit. “China is a vast country with dynamic development momentum, so the visit to China is highly significant for Poland,” she remarked. “I believe this visit will mainly focus on bilateral trade.”
The visit is expected to bolster economic ties, particularly in the context of the Belt and Road Initiative, where Poland plays a strategic role as a gateway between Asia and Europe. Strengthening economic cooperation could lead to increased investments, trade opportunities, and cultural exchanges benefiting both nations.
As Poland and China commemorate their long-standing diplomatic relationship, President Duda’s visit signifies a mutual commitment to future collaboration and shared prosperity.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
