Serbia and China: Parliamentary Cooperation at Its Peak!
Did you know that Serbia and China are currently enjoying one of the most intense periods of cooperation in their history? The President of the National Assembly of Serbia, Ana Brnabić, recently hosted the Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress of China, Kai Dafeng, who was in Belgrade for the World Conference of the Chinese Diaspora for the Promotion of Peaceful Reunification of China.
Why does this matter?
Brnabić emphasized that parliamentary cooperation between Serbia and China is of exceptional importance, especially at a time when the world is going through turbulence and it is crucial to respect international norms, territorial integrity, and sovereignty of states. This cooperation is not just a diplomatic formality – it is a strategic partnership further strengthened by the historic visit of the Chinese President to Serbia in May this year.
Record number of agreements
During that visit, a record number of agreements and documents were signed that will chart the further development of cooperation between the two countries. This is not just a number – it is a sign of how serious Serbia and China are about deepening their relations and working together to improve economic, political, and cultural ties.
Belgrade Declaration and friendship
At the conference, the Belgrade Declaration was adopted, a document symbolizing the commitment of Serbia and China to strengthen friendship and cooperation. Marina Raguš, Vice President of the Assembly and Chairwoman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, noted that this is a logical step and that the parliaments of the two countries will continue to work on even stronger cooperation.
Chinese support and gratitude
Kai Dafeng thanked Brnabić for her support and efforts in nurturing Serbian-Chinese friendship, emphasizing that parliamentary cooperation is crucial and that joint work will contribute to its improvement.
What does this mean for Serbia?
This cooperation with China opens doors for new investments, infrastructure development, technological advancement, and strengthening Serbia’s international position. In a world where geopolitical games change rapidly, Serbia positions itself as a reliable partner of great powers, which can bring numerous benefits to its citizens.
Is this the beginning of a new era?
Given the intensity and quality of cooperation, it seems that Serbia and China are entering a new era of friendship and partnership. But, as with any big story, the question remains – how will this affect Serbia’s other international relations? Will this cooperation expand to other areas, or will it remain at the level of political statements and signed papers?
Conclusion
Serbia and China are currently writing a new chapter in their history. With a record number of agreements, clear strategic goals, and strong political support, this cooperation promises a lot. But, as always, time will tell how much of these words and papers will turn into real benefits for the citizens.
So, what do you think about this Serbian-Chinese friendship? Is it a real opportunity for Serbia or just another political show? Drop a comment, let the people’s voice be heard!
