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DAMASCUS, April 2 -- The Communist Party of China (CPC) and the
Syrian Baath Arab Socialist Party (SBASP) vowed to promote the
exchanges on the governance and administrative management on
Wednesday.
Li Changchun, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political
Bureau of the CPC Central Committee held talks respectively with
Abdullah al-Ahmar, assistant secretary general of the SBASP National
Leadership, and Mohammed Saeid AlBekheitan, assistant secretary of
the SBASP regional leadership.
Li said Chinese President Hu Jintao and his Syrian counterpart
Bashar al-Assad had reached agreement on furthering friendship in
2004, which was guiding the cooperation between the two countries.
He noted China and Syria had deepened the political trust, expanded
the cooperation on trade, science, culture and public health, and
maintained the consultation in the international and regional
affairs. This conformed to the fundamental interest of the two
peoples and would help safeguard the interest of the developing
nations and benefit world peace and stability.
Li said both CPC and the SBASP are ruling parties, and share the
common tasks of safeguarding national independence and improving the
people's living standard.
The two Syrian leaders expressed the willingness to further the
party-to-party relations with the CPC. They both said Syria would
stand with China on the Tibet issue and oppose any country to make
excuse to interfere in China's internal affairs.
Also on Wednesday, Li met with Syrian Prime Minister Mohammed Naji
Otri. Li said China and Syria are friendly nations, and currently
the trade cooperation had expanded, and China had become the largest
trading partner of Syria.
Li hoped to cement political trust and trade cooperation, as well as
the international consultation with Syria.
Otri said China is an influential country of the world, and it is of
strategic meaning to develop the reciprocal cooperation with China,
adding that Syria hoped to share with China the opportunity of
development.
After the meeting, Li and Otri witnessed the signing of the economic
and technological cooperation document.
Syria is the last leg of Li's five-nation tour which has taken to
Algeria, Mauritania, Morocco and Tunisia. He will go back to China
Thursday afternoon.
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