Chinese President Xi Jinping makes two‑day visit to North Korea, first in seven years
Xi Jinping visited Pyongyang for two days, during which the two sides said they would boost diplomatic, law‑enforcement and military exchanges. Reports added that the leaders agreed to broaden political, economic and cultural cooperation, exchanged congratulatory messages, and pledged deeper cultural ties.
Chinese President Xi Jinping made a two‑day visit to North Korea, his first visit in about seven years. The two countries said they would enhance exchanges in diplomacy, law enforcement and military affairs.
According to Dawn, Xi and Kim Jong Un agreed to expand cooperation in politics, economy and culture. Al Jazeera reported that Kim sent Xi a congratulatory message for the 105th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party.
YNA reported that a senior North Korean diplomat pledged deeper cultural cooperation with China, and GDELT reported that Xi and Kim shook hands during a welcome ceremony in Pyongyang.
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