Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang Send Congratulatory Message to Suga, New Japanese Prime Minister: "Seeking Friendly Cooperation"

[Asia Economy Reporter Jo Yoo-jin] Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory message to Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, who was elected as Japan's new prime minister, expressing expectations for friendly cooperation.

In the congratulatory message on the 16th, President Xi stated, "China and Japan are important neighboring countries in Asia and the world," adding, "The long-term stability and friendly cooperation of China-Japan relations not only serve the fundamental interests of the peoples of both countries but also align with the peace, stability, and prosperity of Asia and the world."

He continued, "Both countries should adhere to the principles and spirit of the four political documents between China and Japan (including the China-Japan Peace and Friendship Treaty) and actively build a new era of bilateral relations," emphasizing, "We must make active contributions to both countries and their peoples, world peace, and common development."

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang also sent a congratulatory message to Prime Minister Suga on the same day, stating, "China hopes to strengthen friendly exchanges and practical cooperation with Japan in various fields," and added, "Greater development should be achieved in bilateral relations."

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