Hey fam, big news from Ljubljana! 👀 Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi is on a whirlwind visit, and vibes between Beijing and Slovenia have never been stronger. 🇨🇳🤝🇸🇮
Slovenian President Natasa Pirc Musar gave props to China as a "responsible major country" that’s all about multilateralism—aka squads of nations teaming up instead of going solo. She highlighted that over 30 years of China-Slovenia relations have scored big wins, from trade to tech collabs. 💪
Musar also stressed that Slovenia’s all about partnerships over rivalries. She’s down to ramp up cooperation on free trade, UN-backed projects, and tackling global challenges like climate change. Think cleaner energy, green startups, and joint research that could power the next big breakthrough. 🌱🔋
On the flip side, Wang Yi applauded Slovenia’s "small country, big diplomacy" swagger—thinking global even when you’re a smaller player. He said this friendship breaks through political differences and sets an example of respect and win-win teamwork. 🏆
Wang also pitched China’s Global Governance Initiative: it’s basically a plan to make the world’s rulebook fairer and more inclusive, pushing back against chaos and power grabs. He’s keen to work with Slovenia on multilateral projects, solve hotspot issues through talks, and build a justice-driven global system. 🌐⚖️
Before wrapping up, Wang gave a shout-out for Slovenia to keep championing stronger China-Europe ties and bridging gaps with Central and Eastern Europe. It’s a call for more collabs, more trade, and more collective problem-solving. 🤓✈️
In a nutshell, this visit is a reminder that global challenges need global squads—no lone wolves here. Whether you’re a startup hustler in Bangalore or a climate activist in Jakarta, these stronger China-Slovenia ties could pave the way for fresh opportunities across sectors. Stay tuned! 🚀
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China, Slovenia hail ties, vow more cooperation during Wang Yi's visit
cgtn.com
