Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Malawian President Lazarus Chakwera on Tuesday in Beijing for the 2024 Forum on China-Africa Cooperation Summit. The leaders announced the elevation of their bilateral ties to a strategic partnership, marking a significant milestone in China-Malawi relations. 🚀
Xi highlighted the steady and healthy development of the relationship since the establishment of diplomatic ties, emphasizing solid political trust and fruitful cooperation benefiting both nations. He expressed China's commitment to deepening friendly cooperation with Malawi, aiming for common development and prosperity for their people. 🌍✨
The Chinese leader underscored support for Malawi in pursuing a development path suited to its national conditions, sharing opportunities from China's modernization, and assisting in Malawi's national development and construction.
China is set to enhance collaboration with Malawi in sectors like agriculture, telecommunications, and infrastructure, encouraging Chinese enterprises to invest in the Malawian market. 🛠️📈
Promoting cultural and people-to-people exchanges, Xi called on the utilization of the Confucius Institute at the University of Malawi. Additionally, he emphasized strengthening coordination in international affairs to safeguard the common interests of developing countries. 🤝📚
This strategic partnership paves the way for even deeper cooperation between China and Malawi, reinforcing their commitment to mutual growth and shared success.
