China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Moldova’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi in Beijing on Thursday. The meeting focused on strengthening bilateral relations and expanding economic cooperation between the two countries. The talks come as both sides look to deepen engagement in emerging global sectors.
According to China’s Foreign Ministry, Wang Yi called for increased trade and investment between China and Moldova. He emphasized cooperation in areas such as green energy and the digital economy. Both sides also discussed expanding partnerships in infrastructure and development-related projects.
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Wang Yi further highlighted the importance of boosting cultural and educational exchanges. He encouraged stronger collaboration in tourism and youth engagement programs. These initiatives aim to build closer people-to-people ties between the two nations.
The discussions reflect China’s broader diplomatic push to expand its partnerships in Europe and beyond. Moldova has also shown interest in diversifying its international economic relations. Officials said both countries see potential for long-term cooperation in multiple sectors.
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No major agreements were announced during the meeting, but both sides expressed commitment to continued dialogue. Further exchanges are expected as part of efforts to strengthen bilateral relations in the coming years.