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Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing Holds Talks with Djibouti Minister of Foreign Affairs
2003-08-19

On the morning of August 19, 2003, Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing held talks with Ali Abdi Farah, visiting Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Parliamentary Relations of Djibouti at the foreign ministry building. The two sides exchanged views on bilateral relations and issues of common concern.

Li said that bilateral relations have been progressing smoothly, with productive cooperation in political, economic and trade areas and mutual support and close coordination in international affairs, since the two countries established diplomatic relations 24 years ago. Li appreciated the adherence to the One China policy by the Djibouti government, and said that the Chinese government cherishes the traditional friendship between China and Djibouti, and would like to strengthen exchanges, expand consensus and enhance cooperation so that bilateral relations can continue to develop in a sound and stable way.

Farah said that Djibouti is satisfied with the existing special friendly relations between the two countries, and highly appreciates the selfless assistance of various forms provided by the Chinese government and people to Djibouti over the past years. He reaffirmed that Djibouti would stick firmly to the One China policy.

Li briefed him on the second ministerial meeting of China-Africa Cooperation Forum to be held in the capital of Ethiopia this December. Farah expressed his belief that the meeting would be a complete success.

After the talks, the two foreign ministers signed an agreement on the establishment of a political consultation mechanism between the two foreign ministries.

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