Xi Jinping Visits Bishkek Again: China-Kyrgyzstan Relations Enter a New Stage
The deepening of China-Kyrgyzstan relations sends a new signal of cooperation, and the Treaty of Permanent Good-Neighbourliness and Friendly Cooperation is implemented Focusing on economic and trade connectivity and SCO cooperation, promoting regional stability and cooperation in global governance
On August 31 local time, President Xi Jinping held talks with Kyrgyz President Japarov in Bishkek, and met with the heads of state of Uzbekistan, Mongolia, and Russia. The activities of that day sent clear signals of deepening ChinaKyrgyzstan relations, advancing cooperation within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, and strengthening regional multilateral collaboration.
On Kyrgyzstan’s Independence Day, a grand welcome ceremony was held in Bishkek. During the talks, the two heads of state emphasized the continuation of mutual support, and jointly signed the Treaty of Permanent GoodNeighborliness, Friendship and Cooperation between the People's Republic of China and the Kyrgyz Republic as well as a joint declaration on the highquality development of the comprehensive strategic partnership in the new era, providing a new institutional framework for bilateral relations.
The Chinese side said it is willing to strengthen alignment of development strategies with the Kyrgyz side, advance cooperation in areas such as trade and investment, connectivity, scientific and technological innovation, energy, minerals, and the green economy, and continue to strengthen coordination within the frameworks of the United Nations and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization to promote regional stability and cooperation on global governance.