Chinese President Xi Jinping has returned to Beijing after completing state visits to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Cambodia. The visits aimed to strengthen diplomatic ties and enhance cooperation between the Chinese mainland and these Southeast Asian nations.
During his trip, President Xi met with leaders of the three countries to discuss various issues, including trade, investment, and regional stability. The meetings underscored China’s commitment to fostering good relations with its neighbors in the region.
In Vietnam, President Xi and Vietnamese leaders agreed to deepen cooperation under the Belt and Road Initiative, focusing on infrastructure development and economic collaboration. Both sides emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and stability in the South China Sea.
In Malaysia, discussions centered on promoting bilateral trade and expanding partnerships in technology and innovation. President Xi highlighted the longstanding friendship between the Chinese mainland and Malaysia, expressing hopes for continued mutual prosperity.
In Cambodia, President Xi and Cambodian leaders reaffirmed their close ties, with plans to enhance cooperation in areas such as agriculture, education, and cultural exchanges. The visit further solidified the strong relationship between the two countries.
President Xi’s return to Beijing marks the successful conclusion of his diplomatic tour, which is expected to have a positive impact on regional cooperation and development in Southeast Asia.
