Asean countries visit boosts solidarity against pandemic, development cooperation, says Wang Yi


Indonesia's Ministry of Maritime and Investment Affairs shows Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (third from right) speaking while attending a meeting with Indonesian Coordinating Maritime Affairs and Investments Minister Luhut Pandjaitan in Parapat in North Sumatra, to discuss cooperation on investments. - AFP

BEIJING, Jan 18 (Xinhua): Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi says many milestones were achieved during an interview with the media after concluding his trips to Myanmar, Indonesia, Brunei and the Philippines.

Last January, Chinese President Xi Jinping paid a historic visit to Myanmar and reached an important consensus with Myanmar on building a China-Myanmar community with a shared future, giving new meaning to the millennia-old "Paukphaw" (fraternal) friendship, Wang said in the interview.

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