Chinese President Xi Jinping and Grenadian Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell pledged to deepen cooperation during talks in Beijing this week, spotlighting climate resilience and tech-driven growth.
Earthquake Response & Reconstruction
PM Mitchell opened the meeting by expressing solidarity with residents affected by the recent Xizang Autonomous Region earthquake. President Xi highlighted China’s rapid rescue efforts and vowed to rebuild affected high-altitude communities – a challenge he called \"a test of our unity.\"
20 Years of Partnership
Since resuming diplomatic ties two decades ago, China-Grenada collaboration has spanned infrastructure, healthcare, and education. Now, leaders aim to level up with:
Joint projects in new energy and digital economies
Climate adaptation support for island nations
Expanded cultural exchanges
Global South Connection
Mitchell praised China’s development model as \"people-first inspiration\" for emerging economies. Both leaders stressed the need for:
Equal partnerships between nations
Implementation of China’s Global Development Initiative
Faster transition to green tech
The meeting closed with agreements to strengthen South-South cooperation, with Xi reaffirming support for Caribbean nations’ sustainable growth.
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President Xi encourages stronger China-Grenada bilateral cooperation
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