Vucic and Xi agree to strengthen ‘ironclad friendship’ between Serbia and China
During Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's state visit to Beijing, Serbia and China agreed to strengthen their security and economic cooperation. The leaders of both nations emphasized their "ironclad friendship" and strategic ties.
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AI-generatedDuring Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic's state visit to Beijing, Serbia and China agreed to strengthen their security and economic cooperation. The leaders of both nations emphasized their "ironclad friendship" and strategic ties. A joint statement outlined plans to deepen collaboration in areas such as counterterrorism, preventing "colour revolutions," and enhancing security for major events and Belt and Road Initiative projects. This cooperation will include joint police patrols and special forces training. The two countries also signed over 20 agreements spanning politics, trade, technology, education, cultural exchanges, and artificial intelligence. President Xi Jinping highlighted the importance of mutual support and coordination in international affairs to promote a multipolar world.
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5 extractedThe two sides signed over 20 deals covering cooperation in politics, trade, tech, education and cultural exchanges, and artificial intelligence (AI).
Chinese President Xi Jinping hailed the 'ironclad friendship' between the two countries.
Both sides will continue to conduct joint police patrols, joint training and drills for special forces and collectively enhance their operational capabilities in law enforcement and security.
The two sides will deepen cooperation in counterterrorism, preventing colour revolutions and tightening security for major events and Belt and Road Initiative projects.
China and Serbia agreed to deepen security and economic cooperation.