Foreign Minister Meets his Chinese Counterpart

Foreign Minister Meets his Chinese Counterpart

Minister of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Omar Mohamed Ahmed Siddig met with his counterpart, Foreign Minister of the People's Republic of China Wáng Yì, in Beijing on the occasion of the completion of his term as Ambassador of the Republic of Sudan to the People's Republic of China and his appointment as Foreign Minister.
The Chinese Foreign Minister reiterated his country's commitment to strengthening cooperation with Sudan and maintaining the high level of the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries, signed ten years ago. He affirmed China's support for Sudan in restoring peace and stability, expressing his confidence that Sudan, under the leadership of His Excellency President of the Transitional Sovereignty Council (TSC), General Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan, is capable of achieving peace and stability.
Minister Yì also congratulated Ambassador Omar Siddig on his appointment to his high-ranking position, expressing his appreciation for his achievements in strengthening the two countries' close historical relations during his tenure as Ambassador.
For his part, the Foreign Minister provided an explanation of the latest developments in Sudan, particularly the major victories achieved by the Sudanese Armed Forces in vanquishing the rebel militia from vast areas of Sudan.
The Minister discussed China's anticipated role in reconstruction efforts in Sudan, noting the importance of continuing to exchange support in international forums. The Ambassador Omar Siddig also expressed his gratitude to the Chinese government for the cooperation he received during his tenure as Sudan's Ambassador to Beijing.
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs held an official banquet on Wednesday to bid farewell to the Foreign Minister.