Xi has individual talks with leaders
Mali
While meeting with Malian President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, President Xi Jinping said that China firmly supports Mali to promote the process of peace and reconciliation as well as the fight against terrorism.
Xi said that Keita making a special trip to China despite a busy domestic political agenda demonstrates his strong support for the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation and the deep friendship with the Chinese people.
The two countries are good brothers who share weal and woe, good friends who treat each other sincerely and good partners who seek common development, he said.
China will as always support Mali in safeguarding national sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity, he said.
Xi noted that China will work with key areas of Mali's development plan to enhance bilateral pragmatic cooperation.
China actively participates in the United Nations peacekeeping operations in Mali and will continue to support efforts by the countries in the Sahel region to maintain regional peace and security, he added.
Keita said Mali has always been committed to the deepening of bilateral ties and would like to continue strengthening cooperation with China in areas including trade, agriculture, education, health, infrastructure and security on the basis of mutual respect and mutual benefit.
He said Mali actively participates in the construction of the Belt and Road, and wishes the summit complete success.
- Fudan University's Shanghai Medical College commemorates 99th anniversary of founding
- Europe-China business fair opens in Chengdu with nearly 700 enterprises
- 2026 Content Creators Carnival opens in Guangzhou
- Endangered Francois' langur population grows in Guizhou province
- China issues guidelines to promote employment amid AI advances
- China launches Long March 6A rocket to deploy Yaogan 50C satellite






























