Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stressed the need for China and France to strengthen strategic coordination and oppose trade wars amidst increasing international uncertainty.Wang, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, held a telephone call with Emmanuel Bonne, diplomatic advisor to the French president, on Tuesday.During their conversation, Wang highlighted that as permanent members of the UN Security Council and extensive tactical partners, China and France ought to enhance top-level exchanges and cooperation to maintain multilateralism, maintain the stability of worldwide trade and supply chains, and withstand unilateralism and financial coercion.He highlighted the importance of dealing with China-EU economic conflicts through assessment, advising France to work with China to promote a steady China-EU relationship.Bonne said France is willing to preserve close communication with China and collectively oppose camp conflict.
He declared Frances opposition to trade wars and tariff barriers, stating that France is devoted to attending to economic frictions through dialogue.He also stressed the importance of well balanced and sustainable EU-China trade relations and the requirement to maintain the WTO-based international trade structure.
The two sides likewise exchanged views on the Ukraine crisis.
Bonne described Frances position on the concern and noted Chinas role in achieving a reasonable, enduring, and sustainable peace agreement.Wang restated Chinas position on resolving conflicts through discussion and settlement, stressing that any peace procedure should respect the will of the celebrations included and not serve the interests of a single nation.
China wants to continue working with all celebrations, including Europe, to promote peace, stated Wang.The 2 sides also exchanged views on the Iran nuclear problem.