In a lively session in Almaty, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with his Uzbek counterpart Bakhtiyor Saidov at the Sixth China-Central Asia Foreign Ministers' Meeting. The discussion centered on strengthening multilateralism, opposing protectionism, and upholding fairness in global trade.
Wang Yi highlighted that when countries resort to coercive tactics and bullying deals to push self-serving agendas, they risk undermining their own credibility. He stressed that working in solidarity with like-minded nations is the key to preventing a world where the law of the strong prevails.
On the brighter side, the meeting underscored the deepening China-Uzbekistan partnership, now elevated to an all-weather comprehensive strategic relationship. Both sides are gearing up for groundbreaking projects like the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railway, while exploring emerging fields such as artificial intelligence, digital trade, and climate change. 🚀
This commitment also extends to fostering neighborhood diplomacy marked by amity, stability, and mutual benefit. For young professionals and tech enthusiasts alike, such initiatives promise innovative solutions and dynamic global partnerships that resonate with our fast-paced, digitally connected lives. 🌏✨
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Wang Yi: China to uphold multilateralism with like-minded countries
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