China, Switzerland Mark 75 Years of Diplomatic Ties with Joint Declaration
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Swiss counterpart Ignazio Cassis concluded their fourth round of strategic talks in Bellinzona. They are set to present a joint declaration at the historic Castelgrande castle in Ticino, marking the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Switzerland was among the first Western countries to acknowledge Mao's People's Republic in 1950, fostering a relationship that spans nearly eight decades. The joint declaration, drafted by an unspecified author, is expected to highlight the progress and future prospects of this enduring partnership.
Wang Yi and Cassis met in Bellinzona on Friday, with their discussions culminating in the presentation of the joint declaration. This visit holds significant symbolic value, as it coincides with the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries.
The joint declaration, to be presented at Castelgrande castle, is anticipated to outline the shared vision of China and Switzerland for their bilateral relationship. It serves as a testament to the enduring friendship and cooperation between the two nations.
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