BIZCHINA / Weekly Roundup
A boost to China-US ties
Updated: 2006-04-28 10:32
Visiting Chinese President Hu Jintao said last Thursday that China and
the United States should make joint efforts to advance bilateral
constructive and cooperative relations. Hu made the remarks when meeting
with US President George W. Bush at the White House.
The two leaders exchanged in-depth views on bilateral relations and major
international and regional issues of common concern. They reached
important consensus during the pragmatic and constructive talks.
Speaking highly of the momentum of development bilateral relations were
going through, Hu said the important consensus reached between the two
heads of state during their meetings last year in New York and Beijing
was being implemented.
The two countries had made progress in bilateral exchanges and
cooperation in various fields and the two sides had maintained effective
consultations and coordination on major international and regional
issues, noted Hu.
He said Sino-US relations had progressed beyond bilateral relationship
and have had more and more global influence and strategic significance.
China and the United States had extensive and important common strategic
interests in, and shouldered common responsibilities for, safeguarding
world peace and promoting common development, he said.
Hu said China and the United States were not only mutual stake-holders
but should also be constructive cooperators, stressing that both sides
should make joint efforts to comprehensively advance bilateral
constructive and cooperative relations.
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