Chinese President Xi Jinping and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledged to deepen cooperation in tech, green energy, and diplomacy during a Friday phone call, signaling a fresh push for stable bilateral relations. 💬 Both leaders emphasized mutual respect and 'win-win' collaboration as key to navigating global challenges like climate change and economic growth.
Tech, Trade, and Green Energy on the Agenda
Xi highlighted finance, AI, and green economy sectors as priorities for joint projects, while Starmer proposed expanding ties in education, healthcare, and clean energy. 🌱 'Stable China-Britain relations benefit not just our nations, but the world,' Xi said, referencing both countries' roles as UN Security Council permanent members.
Bridging Differences Through Dialogue
Starmer reaffirmed the UK’s commitment to the one-China policy, with both sides agreeing to boost institutional exchanges and high-level talks. 📞 'Closer cooperation aligns with our long-term interests,' Starmer noted, highlighting plans to collaborate on global issues from public health to sustainable development.
The call marks Starmer’s first major diplomatic engagement with China since becoming PM, underscoring London’s interest in balancing strategic concerns with economic opportunities.
