CHINA and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) reaffirmed the importance of solidarity and cooperation in the face of challenges and vowed closer and stronger ties in the future as the first Asean-China Week 2023 opened in the eastern Chinese city of Fuzhou last Friday, two days before Asean Day, the organization's 56th birthday.
The event is co-hosted by the Asean-China Center (ACC) and the Foreign Affairs Office of the Fujian provincial government and Fuzhou municipal government. Over 300 senior government officials, diplomatic envoys, entrepreneurs and think tank experts from Southeast Asia and China attended the event, which last until Friday.
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