Скачать или смотреть 🚨BREAKING: France’s President Macron set for state visit to China in Beijing I geopolitical gaps.

French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent visit to Beijing focused on narrowing the economic and geopolitical gaps between France and China. During talks with President Xi Jinping, both leaders stressed the necessity of cooperation, even as significant disagreements remain. Macron specifically called for shared responsibility in addressing global challenges, such as the war in Ukraine and persistent trade imbalances. The discussions also brought to light ongoing tensions, including concerns over China’s alleged support for Russia. Despite these unresolved issues, the meeting underscored the intricate and multifaceted nature of France-China relations, where collaboration and contention often coexist.
French President Emmanuel Macron will make a state visit to China from December 3 to 5, traveling first to Beijing then to the southwestern city of Chengdu, his office said Wednesday, November 26.

Macron is to meet his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping during the visit – his first to the country since April 2023 – "in line with his desire to maintain a constant and demanding dialogue with China," the Elysée Palace said after Xi visited France in May 2024. "The major issues of the strategic partnership between France and China will be addressed, as well as several major international issues and areas of cooperation to resolve the global challenges of our time," the Élysée added.

Macron is expected to raise economic and trade matters, as France takes over the G7 presidency next year. The group of industrialized democracies, of which China is not a member, is currently chaired by Canada