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China-Xi Visit/Brunei/Philippines
Beijing, China - Nov 13, 2018 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Press briefing in progress
2. Reporters
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Kong Xuanyou, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister (ending with shots 4-5):
"President Xi Jinping's visit to Brunei will represent a historical exchange of visits between the two countries' leaders in such a short time period and will act to formulate a high-level design for future bilateral relations. At present, the two countries are promoting the alignment of the Belt and Road Initiative with an economic diversification strategy in Brunei and continuing to deepen practical cooperation in various fields. Cooperation results in aspects such as infrastructure construction, fishery and petrochemicals are quite outstanding, bringing tangible benefits to the two countries' people, especially locals in Brunei."
4. Various of reporters
5. Press briefing in progress
6. Various of reporters
7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Kong Xuanyou, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister (ending with shot 8):
"The two countries now have a rare opportunity for development at bilateral and multilateral levels. First, political mutual trust between the two countries needs to continue to be enhanced. After President Duterte took office, the two presidents met several times and reached a number of important agreements on upholding a friendly rapport between China and the Philippines, properly handling differences and working for common progress and setting out a direction for the future development of bilateral relations. Secondly, the two countries have fully recovered cooperation in all fields. Last year, bilateral trade volume between China and the Philippines surpassed 50 billion US dollars with China being the Philippines' largest trading partner. Important progress has also been made in cooperation in infrastructure construction."
8. Various of reporters
9. Press briefing in progress
10. Reporters
11. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Kong Xuanyou, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister:
"Thirdly, the two sides have continued to properly handle issues related to the South China Sea through dialogue. They have effectively managed disputes at sea, actively advanced maritime cooperation and have been jointly protecting the stability of the South China Sea. Fourthly, the two countries have supported each other at regional and multilateral levels. Last year, the Philippines was the rotating chair of ASEAN and this year it is the country coordinator for the ASEAN-China Dialogue Relations. The two sides have maintained sound communication and cooperation on China-ASEAN relations and cooperation in East Asia. They also have worked closely at the United Nations and other multilateral platforms to uphold the common interests of developing countries."
12. Reporters
13. Press briefing in progress
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to pay his first state visit to Brunei and the Philippines from Nov. 18 to 21, greatly promoting relations between China and the two countries according to Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou on Tuesday.
He said that Brunei and China have kept close communication, including the visit of Brunei's Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah to China in September 2017 during the China-ASEAN Expo. With President Xi's approaching visit to Brunei, the two countries' will be able to formulate a high-level design in their bilateral relations.
He added that the deep cooperation between the two countries has brought great benefits to their people.
"At present, the two countries are promoting the alignment of the Belt and Road Initiative with an economic diversification strategy in Brunei and continuing to deepen practical cooperation in various fields. Cooperation results in aspects such as infrastructure construction, fishery and petrochemicals are quite outstanding, bringing tangible benefits to the two countries' people, especially locals in Brunei," said Kong.
For Xi's visit to the Philippines, Kong said thanks to the efforts of both sides, relations between China and the Philippines have been strengthened and continue to improve. The two countries now have a rare opportunity for further development at bilateral and multilateral levels.
"The two countries now have a rare opportunity for development at bilateral and multilateral levels. First, political mutual trust between the two countries needs to continue to be enhanced. After President Duterte took office, the two presidents met several times and reached a number of important agreements on upholding a friendly rapport between China and the Philippines, properly handling differences and working for common progress and setting out a direction for the future development of bilateral relations," said Kong.
Secondly, the two countries have fully recovered cooperation in all fields. Last year, the bilateral trade volume between China and the Philippines surpassed 50 billion US dollars with China being the Philippines' largest trading partner. Important progress has also been made in cooperation in infrastructure construction, according to Kong.
Thirdly, the two sides have continued to properly handle issues related to the South China Sea through dialogue. They have effectively managed disputes at sea, actively advanced maritime cooperation and have been jointly protecting the stability of the South China Sea, he added.
"Fourthly, the two countries have supported each other at regional and multilateral levels. Last year, the Philippines was the rotating chair of ASEAN and this year it is the country coordinator for the ASEAN-China Dialogue Relations. The two sides have maintained sound communication and cooperation on China-ASEAN relations and cooperation in East Asia. They also have worked closely at the United Nations and other multilateral platforms to uphold the common interests of developing countries," said Kong.
He added that President Xi will also make a new strategic plan for developing bilateral ties during his meeting with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
China-Xi Visit/Brunei/Philippines
Dateline : Nov 13, 2018
Location : Beijing,China
Duration : 2'53
Beijing, China - Nov 13, 2018 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Press briefing in progress
2. Reporters
3. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Kong Xuanyou, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister (ending with shots 4-5):
"President Xi Jinping's visit to Brunei will represent a historical exchange of visits between the two countries' leaders in such a short time period and will act to formulate a high-level design for future bilateral relations. At present, the two countries are promoting the alignment of the Belt and Road Initiative with an economic diversification strategy in Brunei and continuing to deepen practical cooperation in various fields. Cooperation results in aspects such as infrastructure construction, fishery and petrochemicals are quite outstanding, bringing tangible benefits to the two countries' people, especially locals in Brunei."
4. Various of reporters
5. Press briefing in progress
6. Various of reporters
7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Kong Xuanyou, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister (ending with shot 8):
"The two countries now have a rare opportunity for development at bilateral and multilateral levels. First, political mutual trust between the two countries needs to continue to be enhanced. After President Duterte took office, the two presidents met several times and reached a number of important agreements on upholding a friendly rapport between China and the Philippines, properly handling differences and working for common progress and setting out a direction for the future development of bilateral relations. Secondly, the two countries have fully recovered cooperation in all fields. Last year, bilateral trade volume between China and the Philippines surpassed 50 billion US dollars with China being the Philippines' largest trading partner. Important progress has also been made in cooperation in infrastructure construction."
8. Various of reporters
9. Press briefing in progress
10. Reporters
11. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Kong Xuanyou, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister:
"Thirdly, the two sides have continued to properly handle issues related to the South China Sea through dialogue. They have effectively managed disputes at sea, actively advanced maritime cooperation and have been jointly protecting the stability of the South China Sea. Fourthly, the two countries have supported each other at regional and multilateral levels. Last year, the Philippines was the rotating chair of ASEAN and this year it is the country coordinator for the ASEAN-China Dialogue Relations. The two sides have maintained sound communication and cooperation on China-ASEAN relations and cooperation in East Asia. They also have worked closely at the United Nations and other multilateral platforms to uphold the common interests of developing countries."
12. Reporters
13. Press briefing in progress
Chinese President Xi Jinping is set to pay his first state visit to Brunei and the Philippines from Nov. 18 to 21, greatly promoting relations between China and the two countries according to Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou on Tuesday.
He said that Brunei and China have kept close communication, including the visit of Brunei's Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah to China in September 2017 during the China-ASEAN Expo. With President Xi's approaching visit to Brunei, the two countries' will be able to formulate a high-level design in their bilateral relations.
He added that the deep cooperation between the two countries has brought great benefits to their people.
"At present, the two countries are promoting the alignment of the Belt and Road Initiative with an economic diversification strategy in Brunei and continuing to deepen practical cooperation in various fields. Cooperation results in aspects such as infrastructure construction, fishery and petrochemicals are quite outstanding, bringing tangible benefits to the two countries' people, especially locals in Brunei," said Kong.
For Xi's visit to the Philippines, Kong said thanks to the efforts of both sides, relations between China and the Philippines have been strengthened and continue to improve. The two countries now have a rare opportunity for further development at bilateral and multilateral levels.
"The two countries now have a rare opportunity for development at bilateral and multilateral levels. First, political mutual trust between the two countries needs to continue to be enhanced. After President Duterte took office, the two presidents met several times and reached a number of important agreements on upholding a friendly rapport between China and the Philippines, properly handling differences and working for common progress and setting out a direction for the future development of bilateral relations," said Kong.
Secondly, the two countries have fully recovered cooperation in all fields. Last year, the bilateral trade volume between China and the Philippines surpassed 50 billion US dollars with China being the Philippines' largest trading partner. Important progress has also been made in cooperation in infrastructure construction, according to Kong.
Thirdly, the two sides have continued to properly handle issues related to the South China Sea through dialogue. They have effectively managed disputes at sea, actively advanced maritime cooperation and have been jointly protecting the stability of the South China Sea, he added.
"Fourthly, the two countries have supported each other at regional and multilateral levels. Last year, the Philippines was the rotating chair of ASEAN and this year it is the country coordinator for the ASEAN-China Dialogue Relations. The two sides have maintained sound communication and cooperation on China-ASEAN relations and cooperation in East Asia. They also have worked closely at the United Nations and other multilateral platforms to uphold the common interests of developing countries," said Kong.
He added that President Xi will also make a new strategic plan for developing bilateral ties during his meeting with Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte.
ID : 8095704
Published : 2018-11-14 05:48
Last Modified : 2018-11-15 17:53:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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