US EditionChina says summit with EU leaders to discuss global economic issues
- China and Europe are partners, not rivals, and will cooperate to meet global challenges and increase stability in the international situation, according to China's foreign ministry spokesperson.
- Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled to meet with the President of the European Council and the President of the European Commission during the upcoming summit in Beijing.
- The summit aims to focus on solving problems through dialogue and consultation, as well as exploring common ground in their complex relations.
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China looks to deepen EU ties at summit, foreign minister says
China looks to deepen EU ties at summit, foreign minister says China hopes to boost relations with the European Union at an upcoming summit, with a firm focus on pragmatic cooperation in the face of complex situations and severe challenges, its foreign minister Wang Yi said. In a meeting on Monday with EU diplomatic envoys to China in Beijing, Wang said the two sides should view bilateral relations from a strategic perspective and added that Ch…
On Thursday, EU top meets with Xi Jinping to discuss common interests
Torsdag mødes Kinas præsident, Xi Jinping, og EU-toppen bestående af EU's præsident, Charles Michel, og EU-kommissionsformand Ursula von der Leyen. - Kina og Europa er partnere, ikke rivaler. Vores fælles interesser vægter langt højere end vores forskelle, siger talsmand for det kinesiske udenrigsministerium Wang Wenbin på et pressemøde. Topmødet mellem EU og Kina kommer efter flere måneder, hvor højtstående profiler fra begge lejre har mødtes i…
China says summit with EU leaders to discuss global economic issues
BEIJING: An China-EU summit will be held on Thursday (Dec 4) in Beijing, China's foreign ministry said on Monday, where leaders of both sides will discuss strategic and global economic issues of common interest. "China and Europe are partners, not rivals ... our common interests far outweigh our difference
China says summit with EU leaders to discuss global economic issues
By Liz Lee BEIJING (Reuters) - An China-EU summit will be held on Thursday in Beijing, China's foreign ministry said on Monday, where leaders of both sides will discuss strategic and global economic issues of common interest. China and Europe are partners, not rivals ... our common interests far outweigh our differences, foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said at a regular press briefing. Chinese President Xi Jinping will meet with Presid…
EU: Take Strong Rights Stance at Summit With China
Click to expand Image China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi at a meeting with European Council President Charles Michel in Brussels, December 17, 2019. © 2019 AP Photo (Brussels) – European Union leaders should take firm public stands on human rights concerns while meeting with their counterparts in China, Human Rights Watch said today in releasing a letter to the EU leadership. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council …
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