BEIJING, June 21 -- Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday met with Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Peter O'Neill in Beijing, pledging to work with the country to push the bilateral relations to a new level.
Xi said Papua New Guinea is a country with significant influence in the Pacific island region.
Since the two countries established diplomatic ties 42 years ago, the bilateral relations have achieved historic development, he said.
"In particular, since I reached consensus with Mr. Prime Minister on the establishment of a strategic partnership between our two countries in 2017, the development of bilateral relations has entered a fast track, and political mutual trust and mutually beneficial cooperation have both reached a new level in history," he said.
China appreciates Papua New Guinea's resolute adherence to the one-China policy, and is willing to work with Papua New Guinea to strengthen communication, deepen cooperation, expand exchanges and push bilateral relations to a new level, he said.
Xi called on the two sides to enhance political mutual trust, uphold the principle of mutual respect and treating each other as equals, support each other and take care of each other on issues concerning sovereignty, territorial integrity and national dignity, so as to constantly cement the political foundation of bilateral relations.
He said both sides should expand mutually beneficial cooperation, make the "cake of cooperation" bigger and bigger, and explore new areas for cooperation.
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