China and Japan pledged to strengthen cooperation during a landmark phone call between Foreign Ministers Wang Yi and Takeshi Iwaya, with both sides emphasizing regional stability and mutual economic opportunities.
The Bridge-Building Conversation
In their first major diplomatic exchange since Japan's cabinet reshuffle, Wang stressed the importance of learning from history while forging modern partnerships. The Chinese foreign minister highlighted the potential for 'constructive and stable' relations fueled by tech collaboration, green energy investments, and cultural exchanges.
Iwaya responded enthusiastically: \"Our nations can drive everything from AI innovation to climate solutions. Let's turn shared goals into real-world projects.\"
Taiwan Question in Focus
Wang reiterated China's stance on Taiwan, urging Japan to uphold the one-China principle. This comes as tech supply chains and semiconductor partnerships remain hot topics in Asia-Pacific diplomacy.
What’s Next?
Both ministers agreed to:
Accelerate high-level dialogues
Expand youth exchange programs
Coordinate on regional security
With Japan hosting the 2025 World Expo and China pushing its digital yuan, analysts predict fresh opportunities in smart cities and sustainable tech.
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