Chinese Premier Li Qiang announced expanded cooperation with Grenada during talks with Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell in Beijing this week. The two nations aim to deepen collaboration in new energy, digital innovation, and ocean sustainability (blue economy), building on 20 years of diplomatic relations. 🌏💡
Li highlighted China’s commitment to aligning development strategies with the Caribbean nation, emphasizing high-quality Belt and Road partnerships in agriculture, infrastructure, and healthcare. Grenada will also gain support for climate adaptation efforts, with China pledging to push global climate goals under the Paris Agreement. 🌊🌿
Mitchell praised China’s role in poverty reduction and thanked Beijing for supporting Grenada’s growth, calling it a 'model for the Global South.' Both sides signed new deals on trade, green development, and media collaboration, signaling a partnership focused on shared tech and environmental priorities. 📑✨
Grenada reaffirmed its adherence to the one-China principle, backing Beijing’s global initiatives aimed at strengthening multilateral cooperation. With Chinese firms encouraged to invest in Grenada, this partnership could spark fresh opportunities for sustainable development across the Caribbean. 🚀🌴
