Roseau, Dominica: Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Dominica, Dr. Roosevelt Skerrit, welcomed the new Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China, Chu Maoming, to the Commonwealth of Dominica.
Both the delegates held significant discussions with the vision to enhance and strengthen their relationship, benefitting both the nations as a whole.
PM Skerrit has promised to provide all the required support to the new Ambassador of Government so that he continues to make efforts to lead the island nation towards growth and development.
During the meeting, the leader of the nation also expressed gratitude to China for their immense support which they have been receiving from them for the last 20 years.
PM Roosevelt Skerrit has promised to make continuous efforts to foster over 20 years of their relationship with China and ensure the maintenance of mutual trust, cooperation, and true friendship between both nations.
Moreover, Chu Maoming also met Sylvanie Burton, the President of the Commonwealth of Dominica and paid his credentials to her.
His visit to the Commonwealth of Dominica shed light on the unwavering commitment and dedication of both the delegates towards enhancing and strengthening their relationship.
The strong collaboration and friendship between both nations began in 2004, and since then, China has always played a huge role in extending help to Dominica, with a motive to advance various sectors of the country, be it educational, infrastructural, healthcare, or any other.
Recently, PM Skerrit also visited the People’s Republic of China and celebrated 20 years of their strong ties and diplomatic relations.
During his visit, PM Skerrit addressed China as their true friend, who has always supported the island nation in all its thick and thin.
The relationship between Dominica and China is entirely based on mutual trust, respect and support between both the nations.
Therefore, PM Skerrit and the administration of China have also promised to continue to nurture their bond and strengthen their bilateral ties in order to bring developments to both countries.
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