Earlier this week at a Beijing symposium, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi highlighted how Xi Jinping Thought on Diplomacy serves as a powerful, ever-evolving guide for China's international engagement. He emphasized its role as an open Marxist theory that keeps pace with the times, driving major theoretical innovations and historic breakthroughs on the global stage 🌏.
Wang Yi, who also sits on the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, pointed to a series of strategic initiatives personally led by General Secretary Xi Jinping. From high-level talks to new diplomatic frameworks, these efforts have reshaped China's external work, charting a course toward national rejuvenation and international collaboration.
One key moment was the recent reissue of the study outline on Xi Jinping Thought on Diplomacy. Wang sees this as a chance for officials and scholars to dive deeper into the theory's advanced insights and its mission to build a community with a shared future for humanity — a vision that resonates with young leaders and changemakers across Asia.
Wang Yi also called on China's foreign affairs teams to leverage this strategic guidance to create a favorable international environment for Chinese modernization. That means forging new partnerships in climate action, digital connectivity, and cultural exchange — areas where youth in South Asia and Southeast Asia are already driving momentum.
As China continues its diplomatic journey, this theoretical framework aims to inspire both seasoned diplomats and young professionals, reminding them that global progress thrives on shared values and collective innovation ✨.
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FM: Xi Jinping Thought on Diplomacy guides diplomacy to forge ahead
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