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BEIJING, June 12 -- China will work with South
Africa to enhance exchanges and cooperation to push forward the
bilateral strategic partnership, said President Hu Jintao here
Thursday.
Hu made the remarks in a meeting with Jacob Zuma, leader of the
African National Congress of South Africa (ANC).
Hailing China-South Africa relations, Hu said the two nations enjoy
frequent high-level visits, effective operation of various
cooperation mechanisms and fruitful cooperation in various fields.
The two nations also have close coordination in international
affairs and safeguard the common interests of all developing
countries, Hu said, applauding South Africa's firm adherence to the
one-China policy.
China values the relationship with South Africa and will make
concerted efforts with South Africa to increase exchanges between
political parties and promote understanding and friendship between
the two peoples, Hu noted.
Hu also expressed gratitude for the sympathy and assistance offered
by the ANC and South Africa after the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan
Province.
Zuma extended condolences for China's severe losses in the
earthquake. He said the ANC and the Communist Party of China (CPC)
enjoy a traditional friendship, expressing appreciation for the
CPC's support.
He hoped that the two parties would further increase bilateral
exchanges.
Li Yuanchao, head of the Organization Department of the Central
Committee of the CPC, held talks with Zuma Thursday.
Li spoke highly of the friendly relations between the two parties.
He said CPC would work together with the ANC to deepen
party-to-party exchanges and enhance cooperation in strengthening
the organization and the capability of the parties in a bid to
promote the comprehensive development of the bilateral strategic
partnership.
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