Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is set to embark on a high-profile diplomatic mission this week, visiting Hungary before heading to Germany for the 62nd Munich Security Conference. The trip, confirmed by China's Foreign Ministry on February 10, 2026, underscores Beijing's active role in shaping international dialogue amid evolving global challenges.
Budapest Bound: Strengthening Ties
Wang, who serves on the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, will meet Hungarian officials to discuss economic cooperation and regional stability. This visit follows Hungary's recent participation in China's Belt and Road Initiative projects, with bilateral trade reaching $12 billion in 2025.
Munich Stage: China's Vision for Security
At the Munich Security Conference – often called the 'Davos of defense' – Wang will address the China session, expected to outline Beijing's approach to:
🌐 Multilateral cooperation frameworks
⚖️ Conflict resolution strategies
📈 Economic security in the digital age
The conference comes as global leaders grapple with climate-related security threats and AI governance debates. Wang's speech will mark China's most significant public diplomacy effort this year.
