In a significant move towards deepening global partnerships, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto in Beijing on Tuesday. The discussions centered around enhancing bilateral cooperation and fostering a healthy and stable relationship between China and the European Union.
Both leaders highlighted the historic elevation of their relationship to an all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership in May, marking a new era of collaboration. Hungary proudly stands as the first European country to sign a cooperation document on China's prestigious Belt and Road Initiative, showcasing the fruitful outcomes of their partnership.
Wang Yi, a key member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, emphasized that mutual respect, trust, and support in economic cooperation lay the foundation for broad prospects between the two nations. He expressed hope that the new European Union institutions would continue to view China's development objectively and maintain a positive and pragmatic policy towards China, ensuring sustained and healthy China-EU relations.
Hungarian Minister Szijjarto echoed these sentiments, expressing Hungary’s eagerness to expand and deepen cooperation across various fields. He highlighted the importance of facilitating personnel exchanges and enhancing friendship between the Chinese and Hungarian people. Szijjarto affirmed Hungary’s commitment to promoting the positive and healthy development of EU-China relations and its willingness to collaborate with China to promote world peace and stability.
This collaborative spirit between China and Hungary not only strengthens their bilateral ties but also contributes to the broader goal of fostering a harmonious international community. With both nations advocating for an international system based on mutual respect and peace, the future looks promising for sustained cooperation and global stability. 🌍✨
