The Chinese Foreign Ministry announced this at the request of the Chinese Foreign Ministerwang yiAccording to the invitation, French Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourn will visit China next Monday, which could pave the way for the China-France Heads of State Summit to be held within this year.
According to the website of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian announced on the 29th that at the invitation of Wang Yi, a member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs, the French Minister of Europe and Surgior of Foreign Affairs Will visit China on April 1.
Bloomberg had previously reported, citing people familiar with the matter, that this year marks the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France.long sign on english vowel(Emmanuel Macron) Preliminary plans to welcome the incoming Chinese President in MayXi Jinping, the two sides may discuss trade issues and the Russia-Ukraine war at that time, but the exact arrangements may still change. Macron visited China in April last year and was the first European head of state to visit China after the pandemic.
Wang Yi met with Sergeant “on request” during the Munich Security Conference in mid-February this year. Wang Yi said at the time that China was ready to maintain high-level exchanges with France, prepare for a new meeting of three high-level dialogues on strategy, economic and financial affairs and cultural exchanges, and strengthen parliamentary exchanges. Willing to do. Both China and France support multilateralism. Hope France will play a constructive role in the healthy and stable development of China-EU relations.
Serjunet said it is very important for France and China to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. France is willing to take this opportunity to strengthen high-level exchanges and expand cooperation in various fields such as economy and trade, people-to-people etc. -people-to-people exchanges, tourism, new energy, climate change response and biodiversity conservation. France reiterated its adherence to the “One-China policy”, will continue to adhere to strategic independence, and opposes “de-escalation and breaking of relations”.
It is noteworthy that after the Civil Aviation Administration of China announced changes to the M503 route in early February this year, Sergeon reiterated France’s opposition to any unilateral change to the status quo, according to a press release from Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. . The conflict over the Taiwan Strait and its use of force and coercion changes the status quo; France attaches great importance to freedom of navigation and overflight in the Taiwan Strait, and once again expressed support for Taiwan’s participation in international organizations, becoming the first foreign minister from a European country to speak on the M503 route dispute. The Ministry of External Affairs expressed its heartfelt gratitude at that time.
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