China's Top Diplomat Holds High-Level Talks with UAE President's Special Envoy to Strengthen Bilateral Ties

China's top diplomat, Wang Yi, held a high-level meeting on Wednesday in Beijing with Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, who serves as the special envoy of the President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to China. The discussions underscored the strengthening ties between the two nations and reflected their shared ambitions to deepen cooperation across multiple sectors.

During the talks, Wang Yi emphasized that China-UAE relations have maintained a robust momentum, a development he attributed to the strategic leadership of both countries’ heads of state. He stated that China is prepared to work closely with the UAE to offer mutual support on issues integral to each nation’s core interests. Additionally, Wang called for expanding mutually beneficial collaboration, maintaining close coordination in international and regional matters, and advancing the comprehensive strategic partnership to new heights.

Wang Yi further highlighted the significance of continued joint efforts in key areas such as trade, investment, and technology. He stressed that the two countries’ relationship is founded on principles of mutual respect and shared development goals. This approach, he said, would not only reinforce bilateral ties but also contribute to regional stability and prosperity.

Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak reiterated the UAE's commitment to strengthening its already close partnership with China. He expressed eagerness to enhance high-level exchanges and push forward the comprehensive strategic partnership. Al Mubarak assured that the UAE continues to adhere firmly to the one-China principle and will steadfastly support cooperation based on independence and autonomy.

Both sides signaled a strong intention to build on their achievements and seek fresh opportunities for collaboration. The meeting marks another step in the ongoing dialogue between China and the UAE, demonstrating a shared resolve to promote peace, development, and innovation within their bilateral framework and on the broader international stage.