Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Central African Republic's Foreign Minister Sylvie Baipo-Temon met in Beijing this week, pledging to deepen cooperation in key areas like infrastructure, green energy, and security. The talks signal a growing strategic partnership between the two nations.
Wang emphasized China's commitment to supporting the Central African Republic's development path tailored to its needs, while Baipo-Temon praised China's respect for national sovereignty. Both sides agreed to collaborate on healthcare, education, and law enforcement projects. 🏗️🌱🩺
\"China stands ready to work with Africa to build a community with a shared future,\" said Wang, highlighting plans to advocate for the country at UN platforms. The Central African Republic reaffirmed its support for Beijing's global initiatives and the one-China principle.
The meeting concluded with a joint statement advancing three key cooperation frameworks, setting the stage for expanded China-Africa collaboration ahead of the upcoming Forum on China-Africa Cooperation meeting.
