Senator Wong will on Wednesday become the first Australian minister to travel to China in more than three years.
which it says will help Australia and China shelve their differences and step up cooperation.
“We hope that Foreign Minister Penny Wong’s visit will help both sides to further follow up on the important common understandings reached between our leaders at their meeting in Bali,” Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said.She said the 50th anniversary of Australia-China relations would help both countries to seek common ground while “shelving differences, step up dialogue, expand cooperation, manage differences and bring the bilateral relationship back on the right track”.
The visit, and Ms Wong’s meeting with China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi, will mark theThe visit raises hopes that China may soon end itsAdvertisement China’s state media also welcomed improved Sino-Australian ties, a significant turnaround in the hostile commentary directed at Canberra for the past three years.that mainstream Australian society welcomed the Albanese government’s efforts to improve ties after a period of “genuine introspection” on the China relationship.
“We believe that to repair China-Australia relations, Canberra has to show verbal goodwill and substantial actions. This includes taking a rational view of China’s peaceful development, stopping a politicised investigation into China’s investment in Australia, and ceasing arbitrarily securitising political relations and even forming confrontational and exclusive coteries in the region against China,” the editorial said.
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