China, France should build more resilient Sino-French supply chain - Chinese foreign ministry

In a meeting with his French counterpart, Catherine Colonna, Qin stressed that China's determination to promote high-quality development and a high-level opening up is unswerving, and it is willing to work with France and other countries in the world. The two state leaders discussed a number of world issues, in which Qin said the two sides should strengthen cooperation in international affairs and work together to address global challenges including the Ukraine crisis.

China and France should constantly explore new areas of cooperation and build a more resilient Sino-French supply chain, China's foreign minister Qin Gang said on Thursday. In a meeting with his French counterpart, Catherine Colonna, Qin stressed that China's determination to promote high-quality development and a high-level opening up is unswerving, and it is willing to work with France and other countries in the world.

The two state leaders discussed a number of world issues, in which Qin said the two sides should strengthen cooperation in international affairs and work together to address global challenges including the Ukraine crisis. "China is committed to promoting a political solution to the crisis, maintains communication with all parties and will continue to play a constructive role in that regard, Qin said.