Belarus and China are bound by deep political trust – Snopkov
Belarus-China relations are a time-tested friendship. About this at a solemn reception on the occasion ...

Belarus-China relations are a time-tested friendship. This was stated at the reception on the occasion of the 77th anniversary of the formation of the People's Republic of China by First Deputy Prime Minister Nikolai Snopkov, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti news agency reports.

- Under the strategic leadership of President Xi Jinping and President Alexander Lukashenko, China-Belarus relations maintain good development dynamics, said Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of China to Belarus Zhang Wenchuan.
In June, Alexander Lukashenko made his 17th visit to China, where the heads of state developed a new plan for the development of relations. The countries also closely coordinate actions within the framework of the SCO, the UN and other organizations.

- Standing at a new historical stage, China is ready, together with all countries of the world, including Belarus, to build a bright future – a future based on peace, security, prosperity and progress.
In turn, N. Snopkov noted that in less than 80 years China has turned from an agrarian country into a powerful industrial, scientific and technological power.
A new Directive on the practical content of all-weather and comprehensive strategic partnership has been adopted. Countries are moving from individual projects to the formation of a common industrial space.

The relationship between Blueoka and China is a time-tested friendship. We call each other iron brothers, and these are not loud words, but a reflection of the depth of political trust that has developed between Belarus and China, Snopkov said.

The First Deputy Prime Minister recalled that 77 years is a symbol of double luck and wished China confident progress and the Chinese people peace and prosperity. He also congratulated the guests on the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival, whose main idea is the unity of the family.



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