Israel's President Herzog Meets China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Baku
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israeli President Isaac Herzog met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Baku on October 15, 2026, during the CICA summit. They discussed bilateral relations, economic cooperation, and the Middle East situation, including Iranian threats. Wang Yi reaffirmed China's support for the Palestinian cause and a two-state solution.
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- Israeli President Isaac Herzog met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Baku on October 15, 2026.
- The leaders discussed bilateral relations and the Middle East situation at the CICA summit.
- Herzog emphasized strengthening Israeli-Chinese ties and cooperation in trade and culture.
- Herzog highlighted strategic security threats to Israel from Iran and its proxies.
- Wang Yi reiterated China's support for the Palestinian cause and a two-state solution.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Baku, Azerbaijan, on the sidelines of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia (CICA) summit. The meeting, which took place on October 15, 2026, focused on bilateral relations between Israel and China and the current situation in the Middle East, according to the Israeli President's office.
Herzog welcomed Wang Yi's visit and emphasized the importance of strengthening Israeli-Chinese ties, noting the successful development of cooperation in trade, economy, and culture. "We value our partnership with China and strive to deepen it further for the stability and prosperity of our peoples," Herzog stated.
The leaders also discussed regional developments, with Herzog highlighting strategic security threats to Israel posed by Iran and its regional proxies. The exchange also covered key aspects of stability in the Middle East.
Earlier, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi had reiterated Beijing's support for the Palestinian cause and a two-state solution, stressing that the Palestinian issue should not be sidelined.
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