Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Thursday (November 16th) in the morning when he met with Fiji Prime Minister Lantuka in San Francisco, hoping that the Fifth would continue to give the Chinese firm support on the core interests of China and major concerns.Essence
According to CCTV news reports, Xi Jinping pointed out that China uses Fiji as a good friend and partner to support Fiji to independently choose the road of development and achieve the revitalization of the country.China is willing to work with the Fifth side, consolidate political mutual trust, expand pragmatic cooperation, deepen humanistic exchanges, and promote the continuous development of Zhongfei comprehensive strategic partnership.
Xi Jinping emphasized that a Chinese principle is the political basis for the healthy and stable development of China -Fei relations. It is hoped that the Fifth will continue to give China firm support on the issues of China's core interests and major concerns.China will, as always, will also support the Film to maintain national sovereignty, security and territorial integrity.
He said that China is willing to strengthen the cooperation of the "Belt and Road" with the Fifth Party, implement the global development initiative, promote cooperation in infrastructure, agriculture, forestry and fisheries, and new energyImported Fiji specialty products, support Chinese companies to invest in Fiji, and encourage more tourists to travel to Fiji.
Xi Jinping said that China's development with the Pacific island nations is frank, without selfishness, and not targeting third parties.China and Pacific Island countries are developing countries, and they should strengthen mutual assistance within the framework of the South -South cooperation.
Earlier, after the rotation of the party at the end of 2022, the new government notified Taiwan in mid -March to restore the name of the Taiwan representative office in Fiji from the "Business Office in Taipei in Fiji" into "the Republic of China (Taiwan) The Commercial delegation in Fiji and enjoying diplomatic privileges.Fiji did not establish diplomatic relations with Taiwan.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan said on June 21 that after the Fiji government decided to raise the name of the Taiwan station, Beijing protested and "threatened to take revenge".The name of the station was changed back to the "Business Office in Taipei in Fiji".
