🌍 At the 13th China-Europe Forum in Brussels, Ambassador Cai Run highlighted that China and the EU are key players in shaping a stable, multipolar world. With two of the biggest markets and rich cultures, they can drive globalization and celebrate diversity together.
This year is special: we mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and the founding of the United Nations, plus the 50th anniversary of China-EU diplomatic ties. 🎉 That's half a century of dialogue, trade, and collaboration!
Cai Run urged both sides to turn high-level agreements into real action. He wants faster delivery on leaders' consensus, smoother handling of trade frictions, and seizing new opportunities to deepen economic cooperation. 🔗
Respecting each other's social systems and development paths is key. China and the EU are partners, not rivals, and can support each other's core interests as they tackle global challenges from climate change to digital innovation.
On the Taiwan question, the ambassador stressed the one-China principle: Taiwan is considered part of China's core interests, and this red line should not be crossed. 🇨🇳 The EU's support here builds trust and keeps dialogue on track.
Looking ahead, China and the EU aim to uphold multilateralism and build a fairer international order. 🤝 For young professionals and entrepreneurs across Asia and Europe, deeper ties mean new career openings and cross-border projects.
Stay tuned as China-EU relations keep evolving. Whether you're into tech startups, sustainability, or global affairs, there's plenty of room for collaboration and fresh ideas. 💼✨
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China, EU major forces for stable multipolar world: ambassador
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