China's top diplomat Wang Yi met with Japan's Liberal Democratic Party leader Hiroshi Moriyama in Beijing, emphasizing mutual cooperation over rivalry. Wang stated the two nations are 'partners, not threats,' calling for alignment with their four foundational political documents.
Focus on Fukushima & Cross-Strait Stability
Wang addressed Japan’s Fukushima nuclear water discharge, urging a 'long-term international monitoring mechanism' to safeguard health and marine ecosystems. On Taiwan, he stressed the need for Japan to act cautiously, citing the 'political foundation' of bilateral ties and calling the Taiwan Strait a shared space, not a 'political theater.'
Youth Engagement & Economic Opportunities
With China’s latest reforms post-CPC plenary session, Wang highlighted 'more opportunities' for collaboration. He invited Japanese politicians, especially younger lawmakers, to visit China, boosting cultural and economic bridges. Moriyama echoed commitments to advance strategic ties and mutual growth.
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