On March 12, Cheng Yan of the Chinese Embassy met with Zimbabwean Parliament’s Webster Shamu to discuss legislative cooperation. They highlighted upcoming milestones and mutual goals set by both nations’ leadership, aiming to enhance bilateral relations further.
On March 12, Cheng Yan, the Chargé d’Affaires a.i. of the Chinese Embassy in Zimbabwe, met with Webster Shamu, the Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade of the Zimbabwean Parliament. The meeting focused on enhancing exchanges and cooperation between the legislative bodies of China and Zimbabwe, with Counsellor Zhang Yi also in attendance.
During the discussion, Cheng Yan provided an overview of the recent sessions of the National People’s Congress and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference. He emphasized China’s practice of whole-process people’s democracy and underscored the significance of 2025, marking the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Zimbabwe. Cheng expressed the expectation for increased legislative cooperation, aligning with the agreements made by the two heads of state and the outcomes from the Beijing summit of FOCAC.
Webster Shamu acknowledged the strong mutual trust and friendship between Zimbabwe and China. He conveyed the Zimbabwean Parliament’s commitment to maintaining close relations and promoting exchanges with the National People’s Congress. Shamu reiterated the Parliament’s role in advancing friendly cooperation across various sectors between the two nations.
In conclusion, the meeting between Cheng Yan and Webster Shamu underscores the commitment of both China and Zimbabwe to further bilateral cooperation, particularly in legislative exchanges. The anticipation of the 45th anniversary of diplomatic relations serves as a pivotal milestone for enhancing their partnership. By reinforcing mutual trust, both sides aim to strengthen their collaboration across diverse fields.
Original Source: www.mfa.gov.cn
