Key Takeaways
- Ukrainian FM Dmytro Kuleba begins 3-day visit to China to focus on conflict resolution and bilateral relations
- The visit aims to discuss Beijing’s role in achieving a stable peace between Moscow and Kiev
- Kuleba and Wang Yi will hold talks on prospects for the development of bilateral relations
Beijing: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba will begin a three-day visit to China on Tuesday at the invitation of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
This will be Kuleba’s first visit to the East Asian country since the beginning of Russia’s military operation in Ukraine.
The sides will hold talks with a focus on the conflict between Moscow and Kiev, as well as Beijing’s role in achieving a stable peace. The top diplomats will also touch upon prospects for the development of bilateral relations during the talks.
