Chinese Premier Li Qiang recently met with Samoan Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa in Beijing, marking a significant step in the nearly 50-year-old diplomatic relationship between the two nations. 🌏🤝
Since establishing ties half a century ago, China and Samoa have enjoyed steady growth in their relationship, boosting economic and trade exchanges and collaborating across various fields. Li emphasized China's commitment to deepening political trust and supporting each other's core interests, aiming to enhance the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries.
Looking ahead, China is eager to expand cooperation with Samoa in areas like agriculture, fisheries, clean energy, and disaster prevention. This partnership isn't just about trade; it's about promoting common development and prosperity for both nations. 🌱🌊⚡
Both countries, representing the Global South, are keen on collaborating in the global arena to tackle climate change and promote a fair, multi-polar world. PM Mata'afa echoed this sentiment, affirming Samoa's support for the one-China principle and their readiness to amplify high-level exchanges and people-to-people connections as they approach the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties next year.
Samoa also looks forward to China's continued support for the 2050 Strategy for the Blue Pacific Continent, highlighting their shared commitment to addressing global challenges together. 🌐💙
