Key facts
- China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi asserted that China-Mexico relations are not aimed at any third party.
- Wang Yi stated that external influences should not affect the bilateral ties between China and Mexico.
- The comments come amid reports suggesting the United States is pressuring Mexico over its relationship with China.
China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi has stated that the bilateral relationship between China and Mexico is not directed against any third party and should not be subject to their influence. The remarks were made amidst reports indicating that the United States has been exerting pressure on Mexico concerning its ties with China.
Wang Yi's comments emphasize China's position that its diplomatic and economic engagements with other nations are independent and not intended to form alliances against other countries. This statement addresses potential concerns or external pressures that might seek to shape Mexico's foreign policy decisions regarding China.
