Chinese Ambassador Zhou Ding met with Zimbabwe’s Foreign Minister Amon Murwira to discuss strengthening the China-Zimbabwe partnership on February 20, 2025. They highlighted the enduring friendship and commitment to cooperation, marking the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations. Both leaders expressed dedication to working together on various initiatives for mutual benefit.
On February 20, 2025, Zhou Ding, the Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, met with Zimbabwe’s Foreign Minister Amon Murwira for discussions on enhancing China-Zimbabwe relations and practical collaboration. Ambassador Zhou highlighted the enduring bond between the two nations, emphasizing the solid political trust and successful cooperation across multiple sectors.
The ambassador noted the 45th anniversary of diplomatic ties, affirming China’s commitment to implementing key agreements made by the leaders of both countries, including the initiatives from the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC). He expressed a desire to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership, benefiting both peoples.
Minister Murwira acknowledged the strong relations between Zimbabwe and China, commending their collaborative efforts in supporting Zimbabwe against illegal sanctions and fostering national development. He reiterated Zimbabwe’s unwavering One-China policy and expressed eagerness to deepen cooperation across all sectors to enhance Zimbabwe-China relations.
The meeting between Ambassador Zhou and Minister Murwira underscores the strong China-Zimbabwe relationship, marked by mutual political trust and commitment to further cooperation. Both sides are determined to enhance their strategic partnership and support Zimbabwe’s national development while recognizing the significance of historical ties that continue to prove resilient.
Original Source: www.fmprc.gov.cn
