In a historic meeting in Paris, Chinese President Xi Jinping called for China and France to strengthen independence and collaboration to resist global division. 🔥 Speaking at the Élysée Palace with French President Emmanuel Macron, Xi emphasized rejecting a 'new Cold War' and safeguarding peace amidst rising geopolitical tensions.
'We must uphold mutual understanding and jointly promote a diverse, harmonious world,' Xi declared, highlighting the 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two nations. 🤝 The leaders agreed to oppose 'decoupling' practices and protect global supply chains, aiming to 'inject new energy' into global stability.
Xi's visit—his third to France since 2014—marks a push for equitable 'multi-polarization' in international relations. 🌐 'Let’s build bridges, not barriers,' he urged, framing the partnership as critical for humanity’s progress.
Macron welcomed Xi’s vision, signaling alignment on key economic and environmental initiatives. 🌱 Analysts say the talks could redefine Europe-Asia cooperation in an era of fragmented alliances.
