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China looks forward to in-depth talks with Cuba on ties: spokesman

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China looks forward to in-depth talks with Cuba on ties: spokesman
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China looks forward to in-depth talks with Cuba on ties: spokesman

2026-11-09 16:56 Last Updated At:19:17

China looks forward to having in-depth exchanges of views with Cuba on bilateral relations and other issues of mutual interest, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Monday, in anticipation of an upcoming visit to China by Cuban envoy Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla.

Speaking at a regular press conference in Beijing, Guo Jiakun, the spokesman, said Rodriguez, special envoy of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) and the Cuban government, member of the Political Bureau of the PCC Central Committee and minister of foreign affairs, will pay an official visit to China from Tuesday to Friday.

"China and Cuba are good friends, good comrades and good brothers. The upcoming visit by Special Envoy Rodriguez speaks volumes about the high political mutual trust between our two countries. China attaches great importance to this visit. We look forward to an in-depth exchange of views on China-Cuba relations and other issues of mutual interest, and will work with the Cuban side to further implement the important common understandings reached between our two leaders, strengthen communication and coordination, deepen exchanges and cooperation across the board, and continue building a China-Cuba community with a shared future," he said.

China looks forward to in-depth talks with Cuba on ties: spokesman

China looks forward to in-depth talks with Cuba on ties: spokesman

The Third Hong Kong Youth Development Summit opened on Saturday, attracting more than 3,300 young people from around the world to explore more diverse development opportunities for the younger generation.

Under the theme "Pioneering New Horizons, Venturing into the Future", the forum brought together officials from different regions and industry leaders from various sectors to discuss issues of concern to young people.

In his opening address, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Chief Executive John Lee said Hong Kong is creating more diverse development opportunities for young people, enabling them to fully realize their potential and shine on the international stage.

"As an international metropolis, Hong Kong imbues its young people with an intrinsic global outlook. We can leverage this advantage and make good use of it, planning our own futures, and pursuing and realizing our dreams. Through this platform, Hong Kong youth can meet young friends from different places abroad, deepen communication, and build friendships," said Alice Mak, secretary for home and youth affairs of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Youth Development Summit draws 3,300 global participants on future horizons

Hong Kong Youth Development Summit draws 3,300 global participants on future horizons

Hong Kong Youth Development Summit draws 3,300 global participants on future horizons

Hong Kong Youth Development Summit draws 3,300 global participants on future horizons

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