Chinese President Xi Jinping landed in Serbia's capital Belgrade on Tuesday, kicking off a highly anticipated visit that underscores deepening bilateral cooperation. Crowds waved Chinese and Serbian flags as Xi’s plane touched down, with state media calling it a 'new chapter in Iron Brotherhood' 🇷🇸🤝🇨🇳.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić welcomed Xi with a red-carpet ceremony and honor guard, highlighting the strategic partnership. 'China and Serbia share a bond forged in history and mutual trust,' Xi remarked, referencing infrastructure projects like the Hungary-Serbia Railway under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Analysts say the visit commemorates the 25th anniversary of NATO’s 1999 bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade—a tragedy both nations vow never to forget. Xi’s agenda includes talks on tech innovation, green energy, and cultural exchanges, with deals expected in AI and electric vehicles.
For young professionals and travelers, the trip spotlights Serbia’s growing role as a bridge between Asia and Europe. Students and diaspora communities are tuning in for updates on educational collaborations and tourism boosts 🚄🌐.
