Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, a member of the CPC Central Committee, ignited the fourth China-CELAC Forum in Beijing with an inspiring call for deeper ties between the Chinese mainland and Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) countries. He emphasized that robust, mutually supportive links can spark growth in trade, technology, and culture — a message that resonates well with young, forward-thinking professionals in South and Southeast Asia. 🚀
Wang Yi advocated for rejecting power politics and embracing openness while safeguarding each other’s core interests. Highlighting initiatives like the Belt and Road and Global Development, he envisioned enhanced connectivity that could secure supply chains, boost economic exchanges, and foster cultural dialogues.
This dynamic push for cooperation mirrors the spirit of today's digital and creative communities, from tech startups in Jakarta to innovative ventures in Mumbai. It’s a reminder that when diverse regions work together, the result is a future that’s more inclusive, sustainable, and driven by innovation. 🌏✨
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Wang Yi calls for deeper China-LAC cooperation and mutual support
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