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Belarus and China Outline Further Steps for Cooperation
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Belarus and China confirm their commitment to strengthening strategic partnership. Another round of inter-ministerial consultations on bilateral matters and international affairs took place in Minsk.
The Belarusian delegation was led by First Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Lukashevich, and the Chinese delegation by Deputy Foreign Minister Liu Bin. The parties summed up the results of the year and outlined plans for the future. The main focus was on the economy and investments, where significant growth potential is seen.
Cooperation within international associations such as the SCO, BRICS, and the UN is also on the agenda. Minsk and Beijing emphasized the upward trend in relations, which goes beyond bilateral affairs.















