Tunisia's President Kais Saied touched down in Beijing this week, kicking off his first official visit to China since assuming office. The trip coincides with the 60th anniversary of Sino-Tunisian diplomatic ties—and locals are buzzing with optimism about the future of this cross-continental friendship. 🌐
A Journey of Friendship
CGTN correspondents hit the streets of Tunisia to capture public sentiment. 🇹🇳 From workers to retirees, many highlighted China's role in boosting Tunisia's infrastructure and economy. \"Chinese people are hardworking partners,\" said retired resident Fatah Khanissi, recalling collaborative projects that have shaped Tunisia's development.
Economic Hopes Take Center Stage
Local worker Mohamed Boukgalija emphasized the potential for stronger economic ties: \"A stable partnership with China benefits both our nations. It's a win-win.\" With China being a key player in global trade, Tunisians see this visit as a gateway to new opportunities in tech, green energy, and cultural exchange. 💡⚡
As celebrations for the 60th anniversary unfold, young people in both countries are tuning in—proving that diplomacy isn't just for politicians. It's about building bridges, one conversation at a time. ✨
