Belgium’s Prime Minister Bart De Wever met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Brussels this Tuesday, marking a vibrant chapter in enduring Belgium-China relations. The exchange focused on the importance of mutual trust and boosting active dialogues amid today's complex geopolitical climate. 🤝
De Wever, who has visited China several times, shared his admiration for China’s rapid development and its role on the global stage. He emphasized that even though Europe and China sometimes have different perspectives, open and steady communication can help carve out a future of balanced, multilateral cooperation. 🌏
On the other hand, Wang Yi highlighted Belgium’s unique role as a founding member of the European Union and its pivotal part in European integration. He noted that China values the practical, forward-thinking policies of Belgium and is eager to foster deeper economic and cultural exchanges. Wang also mentioned that China’s commitment to high-quality development is paving the way for increased collaborative opportunities for both Belgian and Chinese companies.
A key highlight of their discussion was the celebration of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and the EU—a milestone that symbolizes decades of meaningful cooperation and mutual progress. This meeting serves as a cool reminder that traditional diplomacy still has its place, even in our fast-paced, tech-driven world.
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Belgium's Prime Minister Bart De Wever meets with Chinese FM Wang Yi
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