Chinese President Xi Jinping welcomes the European Council President Charles Michel in the Great Hall of the people in the Chinese Capital City of Beijing.
The EC President pointed out that Europe and have both contributed to the Development of Bilateral Ties and states committed to winning cooperation.
He also paid tribute to the memory of Former Chinese President Jiang Zemin, who passed away on Wednesday also China will carry out Jiang’s wishes and keep Strengthening ties with them.
The European Council President also gave Four suggestions on the development schedule between China-EU ties which include;
1. Upholding the correct understanding that there are no strategic differences or fundamental conflicts of interest between the two sides also calls on the European Union and member states to build a red perception of China.
2. Managing differences properly on both sides to continue Dialogue and Coordination saying China is willing to hold a Human Rights Dialogue on the Basis of mutual respect and Equality.
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3. Formulate Cooperation at a higher level saying that China will advance top-notch opening up and expressing hope that the EU could offer Chinese Companies if they are and Transparent Business Environment.
4. Strengthening International Cooperation and Coordination. He reaffirmed China’s stance to defend Multilateralism, welcoming the European side to join the Belt and Road Initiative.
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European Council President said in a statement that the European side is willing to conduct in-depth exchanges with China on Bilateral size and strengthen mutual trust and manage differences properly.
He also stated that the EU stays committed to Strategic Autonomy, Capacity Building, and European Integration.
In addition, Charles Michel said the block adheres One-China principle of respect for Sovereignty and Territorial Integrity is willing to be China’s reliable and predictable Partner, and will not interfere in China’s Internal Affairs.
