In a significant diplomatic meeting, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez convened at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse on Monday, emphasizing the need to elevate their bilateral relations to a new level with strategic commitment.
The two leaders highlighted the importance of mutual respect, equal treatment, and fostering new dimensions in their bilateral relations, particularly in emerging areas such as artificial intelligence, digital economy, and new energy. They also agreed on strengthening cultural exchanges, language education, youth engagement, culture, and tourism to enhance people-to-people ties.
Both leaders expressed their commitment to multilateralism, free trade, and international cooperation to address global challenges, including conflict, poverty, and climate change. They also discussed the Ukraine crisis and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, reflecting their commitment to addressing pressing global issues through collaboration and dialogue.
The meeting concluded with the signing of multiple cooperation agreements between Spain and China, particularly in green development, trade, and new energy vehicles. Prime Minister Sanchez assured that Spain is prepared to provide a favorable environment for Chinese businesses and committed to enhancing cultural exchanges.
This meeting marks a significant step forward in China-Spain relations, as they approach the 20th anniversary of their comprehensive strategic partnership next year. Both nations are poised to leverage their bilateral relations to achieve mutual benefits, win-win outcomes, and contribute positively to global peace, stability, and progress.
