Serbian President Reaffirms Support for China’s Sovereignty over Taiwan to Xi

A Diplomatic Declaration: Xi Jinping’s Warm Welcome in Belgrade and Serbia’s Support for China on Taiwan

Chinese President Xi Jinping has received a warm welcome from Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic during his visit to Belgrade. During their meeting, Vucic expressed strong support for China’s sovereignty over Taiwan, emphasizing the growing political and economic ties between the two countries.

Serbia has benefited significantly from China’s investments in the Balkan region, particularly in mining and industry. A free trade agreement was signed between Beijing and Belgrade last year, further strengthening economic ties between the two nations. Vucic reiterated Serbia’s firm stance on supporting China’s territorial integrity, including its claims to Taiwan. This declaration resonated well with Xi, who appreciated Vucic’s explicit support for China’s position on the issue.

The two presidents signed a declaration to strengthen diplomatic relations and discussed various trade agreements, including the purchase of Chinese trains, opening new airlines, and increasing imports of Serbian products. Xi’s visit to Belgrade coincided with the 25th anniversary of the 1999 US bombing of the Chinese embassy in the city, underscoring the historical ties between China and Serbia.

The visit highlights the close relationship between China and Serbia, with both countries supporting each other’s interests on various issues, including Taiwan and Kosovo. The citizens of Belgrade welcomed Xi’s visit, highlighting the importance of maintaining strong ties with one of the most powerful countries in the world. The visit also signals Serbia’s alignment with China at a time when global geopolitics are shifting.

In conclusion, President Vucic has shown his strong support for China’s sovereignty over Taiwan during his meeting with President Xi Jinping. Both leaders have signed a declaration to strengthen diplomatic relations and discussed various trade agreements that will benefit both countries economically. The historical ties between China and Serbia were further emphasized during Xi’s visit to Belgrade, which coincided with the 25th anniversary of the 1999 US bombing of the Chinese embassy in the city.

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