At the Munich Security Conference, China's Foreign Minister, Wang Yi, emphasized that Beijing is not responsible for Europe's economic and security problems, urging for closer cooperation between China and the European Union. Wang stated that China's development represents an opportunity for Europe, encouraging the bloc to adopt a rational and pragmatic policy towards China. The meeting took place against the backdrop of trade tensions and disputes related to China's support for Russia in the conflict in Ukraine. Wang called on France and Germany to contribute to the development of China-Europe relations and discussed economic cooperation with German officials. He also held meetings with British and American officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in the context of preparations for President Trump's visit to China. Wang highlighted the importance of mutual respect in international relations and expressed optimism about stabilizing bilateral relations.
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