Chairman of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) National Committee, Wang Yang said China has planned to promote strategic cooperation and deepen its partnerships with Mozambique and Burundi.
Yang disclosed this while speaking with Mozambican Assembly President, Esperanca Bias and Burundian Senate President Emmanuel Sinzohagera, via video link.
It was affirmed that China was willing to join hands with Mozambique to strengthen political trust and strategic communication to promote deeper partnership through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), and International and Regional Affairs Coordination.
Further, Wang said the National Committee of the CPPCC desired to enhance friendly exchanges with the Assembly of Mozambique and expand communication and cooperation in the fields of culture, education, health, youth and women to lay a solid foundation of political, social and public opinion development.
In his remarks, Bias thanked China’s consistent support and help to Mozambique saying, the Assembly hoped to have further cooperation with the National Committee of the CPPCC.
Speaking with Sinzohagera, Wang said under the guidance of both leaders, China and Burundi should promote more practical cooperation to achieve political consensus.
China, alongside other African countries, has prepared to implement the Global Development Initiative and Global Security Initiative to safeguard the common interests of China, Africa and other developing countries.
