US EditionChina upgrades relationship with Venezuela to 'all weather' partnership
- During Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's state visit to Beijing, China upgraded its relationship with Venezuela to an "all-weather" partnership, signing bilateral documents for Belt and Road projects and cooperation. This marks a significant development in their international relations.
- Over the past decade, China has provided Venezuela with loans, cash, and investment worth tens of billions of dollars, supporting its economy. Additionally, China is willing to increase imports of Venezuelan products as part of their cooperation. Venezuela's reliance on oil as its main export has contributed to its economic challenges.
- China's select all-weather strategic partnerships have included investments in Pakistan and their support has provided crucial financial assistance to Venezuela during its ongoing political and humanitarian crisis. The severity of the crisis can be seen in the fact that 7 million people have left the country.
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China upgrades relationship with Venezuela to ''all weather'' partnership
China upgrades relationship with Venezuela to ''all weather'' partnership China announced on Wednesday it was upgrading its diplomatic ties with Venezuela to an “all weather” partnership, a label reserved for a select few of its diplomatic partners.Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is on a state visit to Beijing, his fifth as president, according to state broadcaster CCTV. He met with Chinese President Xi Jinping.The two signed a series of bi…
China, Venezuela sign agreements on economy, trade, tourism
China and Venezuela signed several bilateral cooperation documents focused on various areas including economy, trade and tourism, China's state broadcaster China Central Television (CCTV) said on Wednesday.
Between the Chinese Xi Jinping and the Venezuelan Nicolás Maduro, a black gold idyll
The Venezuelan president, who has been on an official visit to China since last week, met his Chinese counterpart in Beijing on Wednesday, September 13. The opportunity for Xi Jinping to announce an unprecedented strengthening of their diplomatic relations against the background of oil imports.
Maduro meets Xi during official China visit - La Prensa Latina Media
Beijing, Sep 13 (EFE).- Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday met his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro in Beijing during the latter’s official visit to the country, which began on Sep. 8. The two leaders agreed to boost bilateral ties to an “all-weather strategic partnership,” state broadcaster CCTV reported. In a meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Xi backed Venezuela’s efforts to maintain its “sovereignty, national dig…
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