In the wake of official discussions in Beijing, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko and Chinese President Xi Jinping affirmed their intention to expand the role of national currencies in trade, investment, and financial activities between the two countries. This step is part of a broader effort to simplify cross-border transactions and strengthen monetary cooperation that supports bilateral economic ties.
The two nations are intensifying joint work to deepen their comprehensive cooperation within the framework of the One Belt, One Road initiative. The collaboration aims to enhance infrastructure, trade connectivity, and regional development, aligning Belarusian and Chinese interests across multiple sectors and markets.
Following the meetings in Beijing, the leaders signed a joint statement that signals a continued and robust strategic partnership capable of withstanding changing conditions. The document emphasizes practical measures and long-term commitments that reflect a mutual desire to elevate the bilateral relationship to a level that is responsive to evolving global and regional dynamics.
There is a shared focus on contributing to regional stability. Both sides expressed mutual interest in supporting peace efforts related to Ukraine and are prepared to coordinate their actions to help foster regional calm and resilience. This stance underscores a broader approach to diplomacy that prioritizes dialogue, reconstruction, and predictable cooperation among neighboring states.
Lukashenko’s state visit to China, spanning from late February into early March, culminated in a joint statement dated March 1. This statement reinforces the aim of advancing the all-weather, comprehensive strategic partnership between Belarus and China, positioning the relationship to adapt to the needs of a new era and to respond to international developments with unity and pragmatism. The dialogue reflects a sustained momentum in Belarus–China collaboration, underpinned by shared economic goals, security considerations, and cultural exchange that broaden the scope of bilateral engagement.