China and Portugal Forge New Strategic Partnership

China and Portugal are working towards a more stable and dynamic relationship, as discussed by China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Portugal's Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel in Beijing. They aim to promote China-Europe strategic partnerships and support Europe's strategic autonomy amidst trade tensions.

In an effort to strengthen bilateral ties, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has expressed Beijing's readiness to collaborate with Portugal in building a more stable and dynamic relationship. This announcement was made during discussions with Portuguese Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel in Beijing.

The talks also emphasized the importance of fostering strategic partnerships between China and Europe, highlighting China's support for the EU's goal of maintaining strategic autonomy. This comes at a time when EU member states are concerned about potential trade conflicts with Washington and Beijing.

Rangel's visit to China underscores the European Union's focus on strengthening international alliances amidst global economic uncertainties. Both nations are keen on promoting a partnership characterized by mutual trust and strategic cooperation.

(With inputs from agencies.)