
China's Wang Yi Meets North Korean Official, Vows Closer Ties
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with North Korean official Kim Song Nam to strengthen bilateral relations.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with North Korean official Kim Song Nam to strengthen bilateral relations.
In a significant diplomatic meeting held in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reaffirmed China's commitment to enhancing ties with North Korea.
Wang met with Kim Song Nam, the head of international affairs for North Korea's ruling Workers' Party, amidst growing speculation regarding potential talks between the U.S. and North Korea.
During their discussions, Wang highlighted recent high-level exchanges, including Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to North Korea and Kim Jong Un's visit to China, as indicators of improving relations.
Wang emphasized the importance of political and strategic cooperation, stating that China would continue to support North Korea's socialist cause and protect the common interests of both nations.
Kim Song Nam welcomed the strengthening of bilateral relations, noting that the leaders of both countries had established a new milestone in their partnership, aligning with the requirements of a new era.
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