Signing of more than 20 cooperation documes between China and Belarus
During the Chinese Prime Minister’s visit to Belarus, the two couries signed more than 20 partnership and cooperation documes.
According to Isna, Chinese Premier Li Qiang arrived in Minsk, Belarus on an official visit on Thursday. During this trip, he held talks with “Alexander Lukashenko” and “Roman Golovchenko”, the preside and prime minister of Belarus.
According to “Sputnik” News agency, the result of the meetings and negotiations of this senior official of the Chinese governme in Belarus was the signing of more than 20 partnership and cooperation documes in various fields.
After their talks, Li Qiang and his Belarusian couerpart Golovchenko signed the joi stateme of the governmes of Belarus and China.
According to Sputnik, the documes signed between the governmes of China and Belarus cover importa areas of cooperation between the two couries and include increasing and promoting trade, industrial cooperation, information technology, technical, economic and credit assistance, developme of an ierconnected transport network, cooperation It includes technical and scieific cooperation in the fields of agriculture, e-commerce, finance, culture, education and sports.
After arriving in Belarus on Thursday and meeting with the coury’s Preside Alexander Lukashenko, Li Qiang stressed the long-standing friendship between China and Belarus and noted that bilateral relations have developed rapidly since the establishme of diplomatic relations 32 years ago. .
According to him, in rece years, under the leadership of Chinese Preside Xi Jinping and Lukashenko, the bilateral relations have been coinuously upgraded to a comprehensive strategic partnership, with the coinuous strengthening of political mutual trust, high-quality cooperation in the Belt and Road Project has steadily progressed. As a result, people-to-people communication and cultural exchanges are increasingly closer and iernational cooperation reaches fruitful results.
The Chinese Premier added: “The meeting between the heads of the two couries in July provided new strategic direction and arrangemes for the future of China-Belarus relations.”
Li’s visit to Belarus came after he co-chaired the 29th regular meeting between the heads of state of China and Russia in Moscow and his visit to Russia.
Belarus, which has been under Western sanctions for supporting Russia in the Ukraine war, has announced it will sign a free trade agreeme with China for services and investme.
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