France and China Must Jointly 'Safeguard International Trade Rules', Xi Tells Macron
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France and China must jointly 'safeguard international trade rules', Xi tells Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron and China's President Xi Jinping agreed in a phone call Thursday to cooperate on global trade and end a dispute over European brandy imports, with Xi urging the French leader to help "safeguard international trade rules" in concert with Beijing amid the uncertainty caused by the threat of US tariffs.
Xi, Macron commit to deepening bilateral cooperation and safeguarding global order
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday afternoon held a phone conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron at the latter's request. The two leaders had an in-depth exchange of views on China-France relations, China-Europe cooperation, and major international and regional issues of mutual concern.
China, France urged to defend intl rules, order
President Xi Jinping has called on China and France to strengthen solidarity and cooperation, saying that the two independent major countries should be reliable forces for upholding the international order, open forces for promoting global growth, and progressive forces for guiding multilateral cooperation.
Xi, Macron reaffirm contribution in maintaining international order
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged that both China and France should act as reliable forces in preserving the global order, as well as proactive partners in fostering international growth and promoting multilateral cooperation. In a phone conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron, Xi emphasized the importance of both countries working together to uphold the authority of the United Nations, protect global trade norms and the internationa…
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