Taiyuan, October 11 (Daily Kiran) : In Taiyuan, China, the 28th strategic dialogue between China and France took place on October 11, 2026. The meeting featured discussions led by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Emmanuel Bonne, the foreign affairs advisor to the French President.
Wang Yi highlighted that the strategic dialogue has significantly advanced diplomatic communication between the leaders of both nations, enhancing mutual political trust. He expressed China’s commitment to implementing agreements reached by the leaders, aiming to stabilize and strengthen relations between China, France, and the European Union. This collaboration is expected to contribute to global peace, stability, and development.
Wang Yi emphasized the importance of maintaining high-level exchanges with France. He noted that both countries could enhance cooperation in traditional sectors such as aviation, space, and nuclear energy. Additionally, he suggested expanding partnerships into emerging fields like advanced manufacturing, green development, and artificial intelligence. Wang expressed hope that France would provide policy support and a favorable business environment for Chinese investments.
He also urged France to uphold its commitment to the One-China principle, which he sees as a political foundation for China-France relations. In discussing China-EU ties, Wang asserted that both sides could resolve trade disputes through dialogue, paving the way for stable and healthy development.
Emmanuel Bonne reiterated France’s desire to foster a robust and active strategic partnership based on mutual respect and trust. He affirmed France’s adherence to the One-China principle and expressed intentions to deepen cultural exchanges and mutual cooperation across various sectors.
Bonne also committed to providing a stable and predictable business environment for Chinese companies. He praised China’s global initiatives and expressed a desire to strengthen coordination on multilateral issues. Furthermore, he clarified that the European Union does not seek a trade war with China and does not advocate severing economic ties, aiming instead to be a reliable partner.
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