Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held significant meetings on Friday with Gabonese Minister of Foreign Affairs Regis Onanga Ndiaye, Malagasy Minister of Foreign Affairs Rafaravavitafika Rasata, and former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. These meetings took place against the backdrop of the Second High-Level Conference of the Forum on Global Action for Shared Development in Beijing.
During his discussion with Regis Onanga Ndiaye, Wang Yi, who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized the importance of the Global Development Initiative (GDI). He highlighted how the GDI responds to the urgent aspirations of developing nations seeking accelerated growth. Wang Yi expressed China's appreciation for Gabon's active participation in the Group of Friends of the Global Development Initiative, underscoring the collaborative spirit between the two countries.
"China is willing to work together with African countries to gather strength in order to accelerate the implementation of the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development," Wang Yi stated. He stressed the commitment to promoting the development and revitalization of the African continent, signaling a deepening of China-Africa ties.
Meetings with other counterparts, including Malagasy Foreign Minister Rafaravavitafika Rasata and former UN chief Ban Ki-moon, further reinforced China's dedication to global cooperation and shared growth. The discussions revolved around enhancing mutual relations, tackling global challenges, and striving towards sustainable development goals.
The Second High-Level Conference of the Forum on Global Action for Shared Development serves as a platform for nations to collaborate on strategies for inclusive growth and development. China's active engagement with African nations and global leaders at this event highlights its role in fostering international partnerships aimed at collective prosperity.
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Chinese FM meets Gabonese, Malagasy counterparts, former UN chief
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