Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will travel to Britain on Wednesday, which has not been held since 2018
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will travel to Britain on Wednesday, indicating the heating of relations between the two countries for unprecedented negotiations since 2018.
One step South China Morning Post The report, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun, confirmed the trip on Monday, that Wang will join the China-Yukay strategic conversation with British Foreign Secretary David Lami.
The visit came to be, as the British labor government was aimed at strengthening relations with China, Lami’s journey to Beijing in October and last month’s journey of Beijing and Shanghai.
In November, Chinese President Xi Jinping sidelined British Prime Minister Kair Starmar’s group of 20 summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
During those debates, Stormer promised “predictable and practical partner,” and emphasized that his attitude would prioritize the national interest of Britain as he sought to deepen the trade relationship between the two countries.
According to the report, Business and Business Secretary Jonathan Renaults will visit Beijing at the end of this year, and will resume the UK-China Joint Economic and Business Authority.
This week’s visit is in line with the study of Beijing’s proposal to open a new embassy near the London Tower. China acquired the place in 2018 to create the largest embassy in Europe, but the local council rejected the project in 2022 due to security concerns.
After the Stormer regime, China resuned the project, and a planning hearing is scheduled for Tuesday, the statement said.
The project has stimulated protests and political concerns, and is said to have discussed with G Starmer in August.
China’s Foreign Ministry has announced that Wang will return to Ireland for a year from the last top talks between Beijing and Dublin. Wang will attend the Munic Security Conference in Germany from Friday to Sunday to present China’s position on major international issues South China Morning Post Report.
Following his European visit, Wang will go to New York as the president of the UN Security Meeting, which focused in the Middle East. He will then travel to South Africa’s Johannesburg to discuss with other G20 foreign ministers, the statement said.
The announcement follows the allegations of Marco Rubio on “American anti -US” in South Africa, which says it is confiscating private assets to improve the agenda of a “dei (diversity, stock and addition).
With inputs of agencies
