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Sino-Mauritian Friendship Stressed in Beijing

China will work with Mauritius to actively explore new avenues for bilateral cooperation to ensure the continuous, sound and smooth progress of bilateral ties.


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China will work with Mauritius to actively explore new avenues for bilateral cooperation to ensure the continuous, sound and smooth progress of bilateral ties.

Chinese President Jiang Zemin made the remarks in Beijing on Tuesday in meeting with visiting Mauritian Prime Minister Anerood Jugnauth.

President Jiang on China-Mauritius Relations
Jiang voiced his appreciation of Jugnauth's contributions to the development of Sino-Mauritian relations, pointing to Jugnauth's past visits to China as an old friend of the Chinese people.

This visit coincided with the 30th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic ties and was bound to further promote bilateral friendship and cooperation, noted Jiang.

Jiang said that although China and Mauritius were far apart geographically and had different social systems and conditions, the two countries had been friends for a long time, respected each other and treated each other as equals.

Jiang highlighted the frequent exchange of high-level visits, personnel contacts in various fields, fruitful cooperation in such sectors as the economy, trade and culture, strengthening consultations and cooperation in international affairs, and the steady development of bilateral relations.

He stressed that the Chinese government had always encouraged Chinese people in Mauritius to abide by its laws and customs, take an active part in the country's economic development and play a positive role in its economic growth.

Mauritian Prime Minister Jugnauth on Mauritius-China Relations
Jugnauth recalled his successful talks on Monday with Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, during which they exchanged views on furthering bilateral relations.

He also mentioned the cooperative agreements signed between the two countries and their economic and trade mixed committee meeting convened during this visit.

He said this visit was proving very successful and would boost bilateral ties.

He voiced his satisfaction with the steady growth of bilateral relations and his appreciation for China's assistance in the past 30 years which had played an important role in Mauritius' economic development.

The two countries had effectively cooperated in such fields as the economy, technology and culture, said Jugnauth, noting that Mauritius would further widen a range of bilateral exchanges and boost bilateral relations.

He congratulated China on its great economic and social progress and its entry into the World Trade Organization.

Xinhua Contributes to This Report



China and Mauritius
  • Political Relations

    Relations between China and Mauritius have witnessed a smooth and steady development since the two countries established diplomatic relations on April 15, 1972.

  • Trade Relations and Economic & Technical Cooperation

    Economic, trade and technical cooperation between China and Mauritius has developed smoothly since the establishment of diplomatic relations.

  • Exchanges and Cooperation in the fields of Culture, Education and Health

    The governments of China and Mauritius signed a Cultural Cooperation Agreement in 1980.

  • Important Agreements and Documents

    Sources from: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs



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