China to further parliamentary exchanges with Israel

Home>>China

Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Saturday, December 20, 2003

China to further parliamentary exchanges with Israel

DISCUSSION

CHINESE

SEND TO FRIEND

China's top legislator meets with Israeli President

China's top legislator said that parliamentary exchanges play a significant role in promoting relations between China and Israel, and the Chinese National People's Congress is ready to work with the Israeli parliament to push forward the relations between the two countries.

Wu Bangguo, chairman of the NPC Standing Committee, told the visiting Israeli President Moshe Katsav Friday that the Chinese people have been friendly to Israeli people, and the bilateral ties have developed rapidly since the two countries forged diplomatic ties.

Wu said that the Chinese government attaches importance to the scientific and human resources cooperation with Israel, hoping the cooperation will benefit the two peoples and the progress of civilization.

Moshe Katsav said Israel and China had cooperated well over the past 10 years and the two countries have enjoyed common interests and have a bright future for cooperation.

He believed that the parliamentary exchanges will play a positive role in furthering bilateral ties.

Questions?Comments? Click here

Premier Wen meets with Israeli President Katsav

President Hu pledges to promote peace in Mideast

China opposes foreign interference on HK affairs: Official ( 54 Messages)

China seeks int'l support in counter-terrorism ( 12 Messages)

Former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein arrested ( 101 Messages)

Nanjing Massacre remembered ( 54 Messages)

Abandoned Chinese babies find love from foreign parents ( 3 Messages)