On August 27, Liu Haixing, head of the Foreign Relations Department of the CPC Central Committee, met with South Africa's new ambassador to China, Duba. Liu Haixing welcomed Duba to take up his new job in China, saying that under the strategic leadership of President Xi Jinping and President Ramaphosa, Sino-South Africa relations have entered a “golden age”, upgraded to a comprehensive strategic partnership in the new era, moving towards the goal of building a high-level community of destiny, and becoming a model for China-Africa cooperation and South-South cooperation. The Chinese Communist Party is willing to work with the African National Congress to implement the important agreements reached by the top leaders of the two parties and the two countries, maintain high-level strategic communication, deepen the exchange of experience between the two parties in governing the country, promote the development of Sino-South Africa and China-Africa relations, and contribute to international and regional security, stability, development and prosperity. Duba said that since the establishment of diplomatic relations, the relationship between South Africa and China has developed steadily. Today's international situation is turbulent and complex, and South Korea and China share extensive common interests and common languages. The South firmly pursues the one-China policy and is willing to further close high-level contacts with China, strengthen strategic communication, deepen mutually beneficial cooperation, strengthen international cooperation, and promote the all-round strategic partnership between the two countries to achieve more results in the new era. The South African Embassy in China is willing to maintain close ties with the International Department of the CPC Central Committee to promote the continuous development of bilateral relations between South Africa and China.
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On August 27, Liu Haixing, head of the Foreign Relations Department of the CPC Central Committee, met with South Africa's new ambassador to China, Duba. Liu Haixing welcomed Duba to take up his new job in China, saying that under the strategic leadership of President Xi Jinping and President Ramaphosa, Sino-South Africa relations have entered a “golden age”, upgraded to a comprehensive strategic partnership in the new era, moving towards the goal of building a high-level community of destiny, and becoming a model for China-Africa cooperation and South-South cooperation. The Chinese Communist Party is willing to work with the African National Congress to implement the important agreements reached by the top leaders of the two parties and the two countries, maintain high-level strategic communication, deepen the exchange of experience between the two parties in governing the country, promote the development of Sino-South Africa and China-Africa relations, and contribute to international and regional security, stability, development and prosperity. Duba said that since the establishment of diplomatic relations, the relationship between South Africa and China has developed steadily. Today's international situation is turbulent and complex, and South Korea and China share extensive common interests and common languages. The South firmly pursues the one-China policy and is willing to further close high-level contacts with China, strengthen strategic communication, deepen mutually beneficial cooperation, strengthen international cooperation, and promote the all-round strategic partnership between the two countries to achieve more results in the new era. The South African Embassy in China is willing to maintain close ties with the International Department of the CPC Central Committee to promote the continuous development of bilateral relations between South Africa and China.
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