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China Ready to Expand Cooperation with Finland in Green Transition, AI: Chinese FM
China and Finland will expand cooperation in the green economy and artificial intelligence, with both leaders pledging closer coordination on global challenges.
- On Sunday, Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met in Turku, pledging to strengthen bilateral cooperation and coordination while jointly addressing international challenges.
- The meeting built on ties developed during Stubb's 2024 visit to China, which marked the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries established in 1950.
- Stubb stressed Finland's desire to expand cooperation in emerging sectors like the green economy and artificial intelligence, while Wang praised the Finnish people's resilient spirit of "sisu" for driving national rejuvenation.
- Wang's visit formed part of a wider Nordic programme spanning July 2 to 8 that brought him to four European countries, including Denmark, Sweden, and Norway.
- The meetings in Helsinki and Turku reflected Finland's consistent support for dialogue with China, reinforcing its role as a bridge for constructive engagement between Europe and Beijing.
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Finland and China signal stronger partnership after Wang Yi visit
Finland and China signalled closer cooperation during Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit, with talks in Helsinki and Turku focusing on trade, green transition, artificial intelligence, dialogue and EU–China relations.
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Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Finland as part of his Nordic tour.
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