North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to expand cooperation in political, economic, and cultural fields during a summit in Pyongyang, according to a report by BusinessWorld. The summit marked Xi’s first visit to North Korea in seven years, signaling a new chapter in bilateral ties.
North Korea’s official KCNA news agency reported the agreement on Tuesday, emphasizing the leaders’ commitment to deepening mutual support and strategic coordination. The discussions focused on strengthening the alliance amid regional tensions, with both sides expressing a shared interest in maintaining peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.
The summit underscores the enduring partnership between North Korea and China, traditional allies that have increasingly aligned in recent years. Observers note that the meeting serves as a counterbalance to international pressure, reinforcing the two countries’ united stance on regional security and economic cooperation.