Xi urges China, North Korea to keep 'strategic resolve' amid global turmoil
President Xi Jinping has reaffirmed China's unwavering commitment to its friendship and strategic resolve with North Korea amid global instability.
📍 How it ended
President Xi Jinping met with North Korea's Premier Pak Thae Song to mark the 65th anniversary of the friendship treaty. Xi urged both nations to maintain strategic resolve and stated that China's commitment to North Korea would not change.
The two leaders called for the continued advancement of modernization and the socialist cause.
Epilogue added 87d ago, after coverage quieted.
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President Xi Jinping met with North Korean Premier Pak Thae Song to mark the 65th anniversary of the China-DPRK friendship treaty. During these interactions, Xi emphasized that China's commitment to North Korea will not change and urged both nations to maintain 'strategic resolve' and advance the socialist cause and modernization.
Coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, and CGTN focuses on the stability of the alliance and the continuity of China's backing for Kim. The South China Morning Post notes that the visit of the North Korean premier occurs as the two allies extend a diplomatic thaw.
Future developments center on the implementation of the defense treaty anniversary agreements and the ongoing progression of the joint socialist and modernization goals mentioned by Xi.
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Xi says China’s commitment to North Korea friendship will not change, KCNA reports Reuters · 90d ago broke it first
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Xi urges China, North Korea to keep 'strategic resolve' amid global turmoil Reuters · 90d ago broke it first
Quick answers
What anniversary are China and North Korea celebrating?
The two nations are marking the 65th anniversary of the China-DPRK friendship treaty.
Who did President Xi meet during these events?
President Xi met with the DPRK's Premier of the Cabinet, Pak Thae Song.
What was the core message of President Xi's statements?
Xi stated that China's commitment to the friendship with North Korea will not change and urged the maintenance of 'strategic resolve' amid global turmoil.
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