China's top legislator, Zhao Leji, met with Finnish President Alexander Stubb in Beijing on Tuesday to bolster China-Finland relations.
Zhao, chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), highlighted that over the past 74 years, the partnership between China and Finland has flourished as a model of peaceful coexistence and friendly exchanges among nations with diverse cultures and systems.
Emphasizing collaboration, Zhao stated that China is eager to work with Finland to implement the significant consensus reached by both leaders. Goals include enhancing strategic mutual trust, deepening mutually beneficial cooperation, strengthening people-to-people exchanges, and boosting multilateral coordination. These efforts aim to ensure the steady and long-term development of a future-oriented new-type cooperative partnership between the two countries.
Furthermore, Zhao expressed China's NPC's commitment to maintaining traditional friendship with the Finnish parliament. He advocated for close exchanges and cooperation, particularly in legislative supervision and governance, to contribute to the continued growth of China-Finland relations.
Finnish President Stubb echoed the positive sentiments, reaffirming Finland's dedication to its relationship with China. He expressed willingness to expand exchanges and cooperation across various fields, strengthen legislative body interactions to support multilateralism and free trade, and collaborate on tackling global challenges.
This meeting underscores the shared vision of both nations to foster a robust and dynamic partnership in an increasingly interconnected world.
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This meeting underscores the shared vision of both nations to foster a robust and dynamic partnership in an increasingly interconnected world.
