Last Thursday, China’s Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Liu Bin and Ukraine’s First Deputy Minister Serhiy Kyslytsya met in Beijing for high-level political consultations between their foreign ministries. 🌐🤝
Since they set up diplomatic ties, China and Ukraine have leaned on friendship and cooperation to guide their relationship, focusing on mutual respect, understanding, and shared gains:
- Mutual respect and trust: Both sides value each other’s viewpoints.
- Mutual understanding and accommodation: They’re open to adapting and finding common ground.
- Mutual benefit and reciprocity: They help each other for win-win outcomes.
Thanks to these guiding stars, China-Ukraine cooperation has already seen success in areas like trade, agriculture, science & tech, and people-to-people and cultural exchanges. 🌱🔬🎭
“China stands ready to work with Ukraine to follow through on the key agreements made by our heads of state and drive steady, long-term growth in our ties,” Liu said, signaling Beijing’s commitment to deepening the bond. 💪
Kyslytsya echoed the vibe: Ukraine values its relationship with China, fully backs the one-China principle, and wants to ramp up collaboration in all fields to keep the momentum going. 🚀
They also shared views on the ongoing Ukraine crisis, underlining the importance of dialogue and diplomacy in navigating global challenges. 🌍
Why it matters for you: As China and Ukraine align on trade, tech, and cultural exchanges, young pros and students from Bangalore to Manila could see new internship programs, startup partnerships, and cultural projects on the horizon. Stay tuned! 🎉✨
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China, Ukraine hold political consultations between foreign ministries
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