German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul held talks with
China’s Wang Yi on security, economic policy, and key bilateral issues, Berlin
confirmed Monday.
According to the spokeswoman, the ministers decided over the
phone that Wadephul's preliminarily canceled trip to China should be stopped
shortly.
China also reaffirmed its assignment for German Chancellor
Friedrich Merz to visit.
Though both import-acquainted husbandry have endured
profitable insecurity as a result of U.S. President Donald Trump's expansive
use of tariffs to reset global trade, ties between China and Germany have been
strained by motifs like rare worlds and chips.
A readout of the call from the Chinese foreign ministry
claims that Wang informed Wadephul that while it was delicate to avoid
dissensions, both parties should ameliorate their collective trust,
communication, and understanding.
Also, he dubbed Beijing's" One China" principle
the claim that Taiwan is an inalienable part of China's home" the most
important political foundation for China-Germany relations" and encouraged
Berlin to reject what he called "Taiwan independence."
Wang noted that in order to maintain
positive bilateral relations, China and Germany must produce a solid and long-
continuing policy frame.
Which economic policy measures were discussed next?
The goal of promoting multilateralism and free trade, with a
clear opposition to protectionist and unilateral fissures that disrupt global
commercial cooperation. The goal of promoting bilateral trade and investment
ties with an appreciation of the need to diversify supply chains to reduce
risks.
The goal of enhancing the goals of economic stability and
growth cooperatively, in new and digital economies, in technological
innovation, and in sustainable environmental practices. This involved
recognizing the importance of China- Germany economic relations in this global
development and strategic stability agenda.
Collective respect for each other's core interests and
policies, to maintain a fair and balanced commercial relationship. These
initiatives emphasize the shared economic interests of sustaining stable, open
and flexible economic relations under any difficult global or domestic
challenges.