Ambassador Huang Zheng Hosting Reception for His Assumption of Office
2018-07-10 12:03

On July 10, H.E. Huang Zheng, Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to the FSM, hosted the reception for his assumption of office.

In his speech, Ambassador Huang made retrospect of China-FSM relations and elaborated President Xi Jinping's important thought of building a community with a shared future for humanity and the Belt and Road Initiative. He said that China highly appreciated the FSM adherence to the One China principle and welcomed the FSM to actively participate in the Belt and Road Initiative. He will make joint efforts with the FSM side to follow up on the important consensus reached between the leaders of China and the FSM, further strengthen engagements at the top and all levels, and expand cooperations in various fields, so as to promote China-FSM strategic partnership to a new high and benefit more the two peoples of China and the FSM.

 
H.E. Peter Christian, President of the FSM, took time to attend the reception, spoke highly of and expressed his sincere thanks for the assistance offered by China during the past years. He said the FSM will unswervingly adhere to the One China principle and promote the China-FSM strategic partnership to a new high.

On behalf of the FSM government, acting Foreign Secretary Samson Pretrick warmly welcomed Ambassador Huang to assume his office in the FSM. Hon. Pretrick expressed the sincere gratitudes for China's real and selfless aid to the FSM during the past years. He said the FSM government would continue to adhere to the One China principle and take an active part in the Belt and Road Initiative to further deepen China-FSM strategic partnership.

 
About 120 distinguished guests, including FSM President Peter Christian, Education Secretary Kalwin Kaphas, Ambassadors of Australia, Japan, DCM of U.S., representatives of the international organizations in the FSM and the local Chinese people, and DCM Li Cuiying and other staff from Chinese Embassy to the FSM attended the reception.
 

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