Chen Wenqing, a senior official of the Communist Party of China (CPC), is set to visit Russia to attend the 12th International Meeting of High Representatives for Security Issues. Chen, a member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and head of the Commission for Political and Legal Affairs of the CPC Central Committee, will make the trip from April 20 to 28 at the invitation of the Russian hosts, according to Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian.
This visit underscores the continued cooperation between China and Russia on matters of international security. The meeting, which gathers top security officials from around the world, will address pressing global and regional security challenges.
Chen’s participation signals China’s commitment to engaging in international dialogue on security issues and contributing to global stability. The visit also provides an opportunity for China and Russia to strengthen their bilateral relations and collaborate on common security concerns.
The International Meeting of High Representatives for Security Issues is a significant platform for fostering international cooperation. Attendees share insights and strategies to address security threats such as terrorism, cybersecurity, and transnational crime.
Analysts view Chen’s attendance as a reflection of China’s proactive role in global security affairs. As head of the Commission for Political and Legal Affairs, Chen oversees key aspects of China’s internal security and legal matters, making his contributions to the discussions particularly relevant.
The meeting comes at a time when global cooperation is crucial to address complex security challenges. Observers will be watching closely to see how China’s participation influences the outcomes of the discussions and what implications it may have for future international security collaborations.
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