In an upbeat meeting in Xiamen, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Vanuatu Foreign Minister Marc Ati during the Third China-Pacific Island Countries Foreign Ministers' Meeting. This encounter showcased a thriving China-Vanuatu comprehensive strategic partnership that continues to flourish in multiple sectors. 😊
Wang Yi emphasized that the broad cooperation between the two sides has set a remarkable example of mutual respect, solidarity, and practical result-driven partnerships among developing countries. He also welcomed the new Vanuatu authorities' commitment to a friendly policy toward China since coming to power in February, underlining that this approach benefits Vanuatu's core interests with widespread bipartisan support.
The minister called on both sides to build on this momentum by enhancing high-level exchanges and expanding cooperation, ranging from increased high-quality exports from Vanuatu to encouraging Chinese investments in Vanuatu. This dynamic relationship not only strengthens diplomatic ties but also mirrors the global trend toward inclusivity and collaborative growth—a spirit that young professionals and tech enthusiasts can relate to in today’s fast-paced world. 🚀
Overall, the meeting underlines the significance of nurturing international partnerships that drive innovation, economic growth, and cultural exchange across borders.
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FM Wang Yi meets Vanuatu's counterpart, calls for stronger ties
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