From Sydney’s bustling harbors to high-level diplomatic talks, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized the enduring strength of China-Australia relations during his visit this week, calling public support the “foundation” of bilateral ties.
Diplomatic Warmth Down Under
Meeting with New South Wales Premier Chris Minns, Wang highlighted the region’s leading role in cross-cultural exchanges. “New South Wales has set an example for cooperation,” he said, nodding to collaboration in education, tourism, and tech innovation.
Cross-Sector Unity
Wang noted a rare consensus across Australia’s political and business circles: “Whether ruling party or opposition, CEOs or thinkers—everyone supports stronger dialogue.” He also signaled China’s push to deepen partnerships in energy, minerals, and agriculture.
What’s Next?
With both sides eyeing post-pandemic recovery, Wang’s visit underscores shared goals—from trade to climate action. Analysts say youth-driven cultural exchanges could be the next big win.
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