Chinese Ambassador Zhou Ding met with Zimbabwe’s Foreign Minister Amon Murwira on February 20, 2025, to discuss the progress of China-Zimbabwe relations. Both leaders emphasized their commitment to deepening cooperation, celebrating the enduring partnership, and supporting national development amid challenges.
On February 20, 2025, Ambassador Zhou Ding of China and Zimbabwe’s Foreign Minister Amon Murwira engaged in constructive discussions regarding the evolution of bilateral relations and practical cooperation between their nations. Ambassador Zhou highlighted that the enduring friendship between China and Zimbabwe has proven resilient, underpinned by strong political trust and successful collaborations across various sectors.
Ambassador Zhou remarked that, commemorating the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations, China is committed to executing the consensus reached by their respective heads of state. He expressed a desire to enhance the outcomes stemming from the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) in order to further solidify the comprehensive strategic partnership and improve the welfare of both nations’ citizens.
Minister Murwira lauded the strong ties between Zimbabwe and China, asserting that the cooperative efforts have significantly aided Zimbabwe in overcoming illegal sanctions and fostering national development. He affirmed the Zimbabwean Government’s steadfast commitment to the One-China policy, extending support to China’s essential concepts and initiatives, and expressed a willingness to further deepen cooperation across all sectors.
In summary, the meeting between Ambassador Zhou Ding and Minister Amon Murwira underscores the robust and longstanding friendship between China and Zimbabwe. Both officials expressed their commitment to enhancing bilateral cooperation and achieving mutual development, emphasizing the importance of trust and collaboration in overcoming adversities and fostering progress for both nations.
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