Stronger China-Panama Cooperation Serves Interests of Both Countries - Foreign Ministry
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WorldGet the latest news from around the world, live coverage, off-beat stories, features and analysis. https://sputnikglobe. com/20260721/stronger-china-panama-cooperation-serves-interests-of-both-countries---foreign-ministry-1124472933. htmlStronger China-Panama Cooperation Serves Interests of Both Countries - Foreign MinistryStronger China-Panama Cooperation Serves Interests of Both Countries - Foreign MinistrySputnik InternationalStrengthening exchanges and cooperation between China and Panama across various fields serves the interests of both countries, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian on Tuesday. 2026-07-21T13:14+00002026-07-21T13:14+00002026-07-21T13:14+0000worldchinapanamachinese foreign ministryhttps://cdn1. img. sputnikglobe. com/img/07e9/03/1e/1121714534_0:160:3072:1888_1920x0_80_0_0_b0f206c800192417ca83fb8f2c46b025. jpg. webp"Strengthening exchanges and cooperation between China and Panama in various fields serves the interests of both countries and meets the shared expectations of their peoples," Lin told a briefing. Earlier in the day, Panamanian Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Arturo Hoyos said that Panama and China had reached an agreement to extend their bilateral maritime transport agreement and that the two sides were carrying out the necessary domestic approval procedures. The diplomat stressed that "China has always adhered to the principles of equality, mutual benefit and win-win cooperation in developing its relations with Panama. " The talks with the Chinese side were attended by representatives of the Panama Maritime Authority and China’s Ministry of Transport. Panama initiated the meeting following an increase of more than 300% in the number of restrictions and detentions involving Panamanian-flagged vessels at Chinese ports. https://sputnikglobe. com/20200709/china-to-further-use-panama-canal-as-important-means-to-encourage-global-trade-beijing-says--1079839814. htmlchinapanamaSputnik Internationalfeedback@sputniknews. com+74956456601MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“252602026Sputnik Internationalfeedback@sputniknews. com+74956456601MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“25260Newsen_ENSputnik Internationalfeedback@sputniknews. com+74956456601MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“2526019201080true19201440truehttps://cdn1. img. sputnikglobe. com/img/07e9/03/1e/1121714534_171:0:2902:2048_1920x0_80_0_0_8c903f452ac11c0039d34358b6997eb6. jpg. webp19201920trueSputnik Internationalfeedback@sputniknews. com+74956456601MIA „Rossiya Segodnya“25260Sputnik Internationalchina, panama, chinese foreign ministrychina, panama, chinese foreign ministrySubscribeBEIJING (Sputnik) - Strengthening exchanges and cooperation between China and Panama across various fields serves the interests of both countries, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian on Tuesday. "Strengthening exchanges and cooperation between China and Panama in various fields serves the interests of both countries and meets the shared expectations of their peoples," Lin told a briefing. Earlier in the day, Panamanian Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Arturo Hoyos said that Panama and China had reached an agreement to extend their bilateral maritime transport agreement and that the two sides were carrying out the necessary domestic approval procedures. "Regarding the specific details you asked about, I recommend contacting the relevant Chinese authorities," Lin said when asked to comment on the extension of the agreement. The diplomat stressed that "China has always adhered to the principles of equality, mutual benefit and win-win cooperation in developing its relations with Panama. "The talks with the Chinese side were attended by representatives of the Panama Maritime Authority and China’s Ministry of Transport. Panama initiated the meeting following an increase of more than 300% in the number of restrictions and detentions involving Panamanian-flagged vessels at Chinese ports. 9 July 2020, 16:49 GMT