"I will put aside my own well-being for the good of my people." This is a statement made by Xi Jinping when answering a question from Roberto Fico, president of the Italian Chamber of Deputies on March 22.
China's President Xi Jinping has made proposals to solve the deficits of governance, trust, peace, and development in global affairs, which have been well received by his European counterparts.
President Xi Jinping's state visit to France is a reminder that the two countries share much common ground when it comes to their views on global governance and the major issues facing the world today.
Just like 55 years ago when France took the bold step to recognize the New China, it should again demonstrate its independence and resoluteness to embrace the Belt and Road Initiative today.
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to the Principality of Monaco on Sunday is expected to set a good example for relations building between a developing country and a developed nation.
Relying solely on short-term or geopolitical analyses is to run the risk of misjudging the significance of Italy joining the Belt and Road Initiative, and miss the bigger picture that points to the country being a natural partner for this initiative.
"Xi Jinping: The Governance of China" has become increasingly popular with readers outside of China. It is both a rich source of insights into President Xi's ideas and beliefs, and a roadmap illustrating how China sees its role in the world.
President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to Europe is expected to bring more stability to a world facing growing uncertainty.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's upcoming visit to Europe is expected to further boost the China-EU Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday.
What is new and deserves particular attention is the straightforward French support for the Belt and Road Initiative. This clarification is promising as the EU has recently been skeptical on Chinese investments in Europe.
Economically, Macron expresses his willingness to take part in China’s “Belt and Road Initiative”, offering support for Xi’s plans to revive land and sea trade routes connecting Asia and Europe via massive infrastructure projects.