China's Wang Yi to visit Australia, N. Zealand between March 17-21 - Breaking The News

China's Wang Yi to visit Australia, N. Zealand between March 17-21

14 March

1 min read

EPA-EFE/ANDRES MARTINEZ CASARES

China's Foreign Ministry announced on Thursday that Foreign Minister Wang Yi will embark on a diplomatic visit to Australia and New Zealand from March 17 to 21.

In an earlier report, it was learned that Australia had officially invited the Chinese foreign minister for the purpose of discussing a range of issues, including trade, security and technology cooperation.

For his part, New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has stressed the need to maintain relations with Beijing despite past difficulties on some issues.

wang yi china-australia relations china-new zealand relations

Wang: Trust between China, Russia remains unchanged

29 April

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said during a meeting with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in Rio de Janeiro that mutual trust between their respective countries was unfazed by international developments. "Recently, there have been many changes in the international situation. Change is the norm of the time, but mutual trust and mutual support of China and Russia remain unchanged," Wang Yi was quoted as having said by TASS.

Lavrov: Russia expecting Xi for Victory Day

28 April

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at a meeting on Monday that Russia anticipates an official visit from Chinese President Xi Jinping in approaching Victory Day celebrations. Lavrov and Wang met at the conference of BRICS foreign ministers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, as Russian ambassador in China reported earlier that Xi accepted the invitation. "We are looking forward to the official visit of the President of the People's...

China, Iran push for diplomacy in nuclear talks

23 April

China's Foreign Ministry said that its top diplomat Wang Yi reaffirmed Beijing's support for a diplomatic solution to the Tehran nuclear issue during talks with his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi in Beijing on Tuesday. As per the ministry's statement, Wang opposed the "use of force and unilateral sanctions," praised Iran's commitment not to develop nuclear weapons, and backed its right to peaceful nuclear energy.He also described Iran as China's key strategic...

Wang to US: Wheels of history can't be reversed

11 April

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi reminded the United States on Friday that the "wheels of history cannot be reversed," denouncing Washington for "unilateral bullying" in light of the ongoing trade war between the two nations. "Given that the United States is wielding the tariff stick recently, it is blatantly putting its own interests above the common interests of all countries and ignoring the multilateral trading system and established rules," Wang stated...

This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience. Our Terms of Use and Data Protection Policy explain the data we collect, why we collect them, and how we may share them.