China and France will hold three high-level dialogues this year, focusing on strategic, economic, financial, and cultural issues, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced after meeting with his French counterpart in Beijing on Thursday.
The discussions aim to strengthen bilateral ties and enhance cooperation in global affairs. France, a key European player, has been working to balance its economic and diplomatic relations with China amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Both nations emphasized the importance of open communication and collaboration on international challenges, including trade, climate change, and global security. The first dialogue is expected to take place in the coming months.
