🌍 Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Czech Deputy Prime Minister Petr Macinka on Saturday during the Munich Security Conference, signaling a fresh push to stabilize bilateral relations. The talks come as the two nations mark the 10th anniversary of their strategic partnership—a milestone Wang called a “golden opportunity” to reset ties after recent turbulence.
🤝 Wang emphasized China’s appreciation for the Czech government’s renewed commitment to cooperation, urging Prague to uphold the one-China principle and avoid actions that “harm mutual trust.” He proposed expanding exchanges in tech, tourism, and culture to “make up for lost time.”
💬 Macinka affirmed the Czech Republic’s stance, recognizing Beijing as the sole legal government representing all of China, including the Taiwan region. “We want to write a new chapter with China,” he said, highlighting plans to boost trade and resume high-level dialogues.
✨ With both sides eyeing collaboration in green energy and AI, this détente could reshape Central Europe’s economic landscape in 2026. Stay tuned for more diplomatic updates! 🚀
