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China and Slovenia’s Foreign Ministers Discuss EU-China Relations

September 15, 2025
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Ljubljana – Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visited Slovenia on Saturday during his European tour. Following discussions with Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon in Ljubljana, they underscored the critical role of multilateralism amid current global challenges and the importance of fostering strong EU-China relations, which they believe benefit both sides.

The Foreign Minister emphasized the necessity of stable EU-China relations, affirming that such ties are mutually beneficial. Minister Wang expressed that Europe and China should work together as allies rather than competitors.

The discussions also covered pressing issues, including the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, along with other global matters, particularly the need for stability in the Asia-Pacific region.

Wang also had separate meetings with Prime Minister Robert Golob and President Nataša Pirc Musar. (September 13)

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13 responses to “China and Slovenia’s Foreign Ministers Discuss EU-China Relations”

  1. bad badminton Avatar
    bad badminton

    Seems like Slovenia is the chosen café for the deep talks on EU-China relations. Nothing like sipping espresso while solving global crises, eh? ☕️😏

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  2. Darkside Isis Avatar
    Darkside Isis

    So, let me get this straight: two foreign ministers chatting about stability while the world’s on fire. Brilliant! Next, they’ll be offering free hugs to Ukraine and Gaza! 😂

    Reply
  3. tulipcake Avatar
    tulipcake

    Looks like Wang Yi’s tour de Europe is just what we needed – a masterclass in playing nice while the world burns. 🤷‍♂️ Who knew diplomacy could be so… cozy?

    Reply
  4. Lounge Master Avatar
    Lounge Master

    “Right, because nothing says ‘let’s solve global crises’ like a cozy chat over coffee between China and Slovenia. Next stop, world peace – if only it were as easy as a diplomatic selfie! 😂🍵”

    Reply
  5. shade nightman Avatar
    shade nightman

    Oh sure, because nothing says “let’s solve global issues” like a chat over coffee and pastries between two foreign ministers. Guess we’ll just sit back and watch the magic happen, right? 😏🥐

    Reply
  6. Bowie Avatar
    Bowie

    Oh sure, nothing says “let’s solve global crises” like a cozy chat between Slovenia and China. I can practically hear the “multilateralism” echoing through the wine cellars of Ljubljana! 🍷😏

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  7. Grave Digger Avatar
    Grave Digger

    Oh, nothing like a little chit-chat between Slovenia and China to solve all the world’s problems, eh? Multilateralism must be the new magic word! 😂

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  8. Sherm Avatar
    Sherm

    So, Slovenia’s now a hotspot for EU-China pow-wows, eh? Who knew Ljubljana was the new diplomatic catwalk? 😏🤷‍♂️

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  9. genghis glyph Avatar
    genghis glyph

    Oh, brilliant! Nothing like a chat about “mutually beneficial” ties while the world’s on fire—classic diplomat move! 😂 Let’s just hope they don’t confuse multilateralism with a three-legged race! 🏃‍♂️💨

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  10. Round Kick Boomer Avatar
    Round Kick Boomer

    Oh, look at that, Slovenia and China bonding over tea and trade while the rest of us are still figuring out the best way to get our morning coffee. Multilateralism – fancy word for “let’s pretend we’re all friends” while keeping an eye on our wallets. 😏💼

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  11. Rosie Bird Avatar
    Rosie Bird

    Oh, splendid! Nothing like a friendly chat between Slovenia and China to solve all the world’s problems over a cup of tea ☕. Multilateralism and stability—who knew diplomacy could be this easy? 😂

    Reply
  12. mr. 44 Avatar
    mr. 44

    Oh lovely, just what we need – more talks about “strong relations” while the world’s a circus. 🤡 Keep spinning the diplomatic wheel, folks!

    Reply
  13. boost princess Avatar
    boost princess

    Oh sure, because nothing screams “mutual benefit” like a chat about global stability over a nice cup of overpriced coffee in Ljubljana. 🍵 Let’s just hope they remembered to pack their sense of irony! 😏

    Reply

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