Visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Mexican counterpart, Enrique Pena Nieto, pledged Tuesday to enhance political dialogue on bilateral, regional and global issues so as to consolidate the China-Mexico comprehensive strategic partnership.
In a joint statement released after talks between Xi and Pena Nieto, they agreed to maintain frequent contacts between leaders of the two countries and to enhance exchange of visits by ministers in a bid to boost cooperation in various areas.
The Mexican side announced that its agriculture secretary will pay a working visit to China and attend the China-Latin America and the Caribbean agriculture ministers' forum in June. The tourism secretary will visit China in July.
The two leaders agreed to further consolidate the role of the China-Mexico binational commission so as to promote, coordinate and trace the development of their comprehensive strategic partnership.
The two sides will send high-level delegations to the sixth session of the commission scheduled for 2014 in Mexico. The subcommittees and working panels of the commission should conduct active dialogues and keep regular contacts, said the statement.
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