China’s State Council Information Office held a press conference on Friday to discuss enhancing economic and trade cooperation with South Asian countries. The briefing comes ahead of the 9th China-South Asia Exposition, signaling a push to strengthen regional ties.
Yan Dong, vice minister of commerce, and Liu Yong, vice governor of Yunnan Province, addressed the media, highlighting opportunities for collaboration in trade, investment, and development. They emphasized the importance of mutual growth and shared prosperity between China and its South Asian neighbors.
“The cooperation between China and South Asian countries is crucial for regional stability and economic development,” said Yan Dong. “We are committed to working together to create a brighter future for all.”
The 9th China-South Asia Exposition is set to provide a platform for companies and governments to engage in dialogue and forge new partnerships. The event aims to showcase the potential for collaborative projects in areas such as infrastructure, technology, and cultural exchange.
Liu Yong noted that Yunnan Province, due to its geographic proximity, plays a pivotal role in fostering connections with South Asia. “We are eager to leverage our unique position to facilitate stronger ties and contribute to the overall development of the region,” he stated.
The press conference underscored China’s commitment to deepening its relationship with South Asian countries, focusing on shared interests and common goals. As the 9th China-South Asia Exposition approaches, expectations are high for new initiatives that will benefit the youth and economies of the Global South.
