Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Qin Gang will go to Myanmar and India on Tuesday (May 2).He will attend the SCO Foreign Minister Association in India.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China announced on the official website that Qin Gang will visit Myanmar from May 2nd to 5th, and go to India to attend the SCO Foreign Minister Association.
According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Qin Gang visited Myanmar to deepen pragmatic cooperation in the fields of economy and people's livelihood, support Burma to maintain stability, recover the economy, improve people's livelihood, and achieve sustainable development.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs also said that during the meeting of the foreign ministers of the SCO member states, Qin Gang exchanged opinions on the international and regional situation and the cooperation of the cooperation in the international and the regional situation.Organize the summit to be prepared.The Foreign Minister of the SCO member State will be held from May 4th to 5th in Panajib, the capital of Gua Abon, India.
Qin Gang went to Yunnan Sino -Myanmar border to investigate earlier on Tuesday.He emphasized that it is necessary to maintain the stability of the China -Myanmar border, promote friendly cooperation between China and Myanmar, and continue to create a new situation in work -related work and Myanmar work.
He said that Yunnan is at the forefront of working in Myanmar, playing a unique role in promoting Sino -Myanmar relations. We must persist in governing the border according to law, maintain the clear and stable border, severely crack down on cross -border criminal activities, coordinate coordinationBorder management, border trade development, and bilateral relations have promoted normal border trade and personnel exchanges between China and Myanmar.
Qin Gang emphasized that it is necessary to give full play to the unique advantages of Yunnan, do a good job of local foreign affairs, maintain the border and peace, and maintain the overall friendship of China and Myanmar.
