Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his South Korean counterpart Cho Hyun vowed to deepen bilateral cooperation during a high-stakes phone call Tuesday, signaling a fresh push for unity in the Asia-Pacific. 🔥
Wang emphasized China's commitment to building mutual trust with South Korea, calling the neighbors 'close partners' in safeguarding regional peace and economic stability. The two nations are set to host back-to-back APEC Economic Leaders’ Meetings in 2023 and 2024 – a golden opportunity Wang says could 'supercharge' free trade across the region. 💼🌐
'Think of it as the ultimate team-up arc,' Wang suggested, highlighting plans to advance the Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific (FTAAP) initiative. Both ministers agreed to combat protectionism and keep global supply chains humming – crucial moves for young entrepreneurs eyeing cross-border opportunities. 🚀
South Korea’s Cho doubled down on Seoul’s commitment, promising to 'go all-in' on strengthening ties through high-level exchanges. With K-pop culture booming in China and tech partnerships multiplying, this diplomatic power play could shape everything from your next smartphone to climate innovation. 📱🌱
