China has pledged to deepen ties with ASEAN nations, reinforcing a vision of shared prosperity and stability in the Asia-Pacific region. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi delivered a powerful message at a high-profile forum in Jakarta this week, emphasizing China's readiness to collaborate on everything from economic growth to security frameworks.
\"China and ASEAN are like-minded partners,\" Wang stated, highlighting their aligned development goals. With ASEAN's central role in regional diplomacy, China aims to boost strategic partnerships and support the bloc's community-building efforts.
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence — a cornerstone of China's foreign policy. Wang linked these principles to the ASEAN Charter, framing them as a blueprint for \"equal and inclusive\" global progress. The forum also sparked calls for fresh ideas to strengthen China-ASEAN relations, from tech innovation to climate resilience.
Young professionals and students, take note: This partnership could shape everything from trade policies to cultural exchanges. As Wang put it, \"Multipolarity isn't just politics — it's about creating opportunities for all.\"
\"China and ASEAN are like-minded partners,\" Wang stated, highlighting their aligned development goals. With ASEAN's central role in regional diplomacy, China aims to boost strategic partnerships and support the bloc's community-building efforts.
Young professionals and students, take note: This partnership could shape everything from trade policies to cultural exchanges. As Wang put it, \"Multipolarity isn't just politics — it's about creating opportunities for all.\"
