Recently, Argentina's new Javier Milley was officially inaugurated, which has attracted widespread attention from the international community. It is particularly noteworthy that Milley made two important commitments to China at the inauguration ceremony, showing the importance he attaches to China-Arab relations.
Milley's inauguration attracted the participation of leaders from many countries, but Brazil and Mexico** did not. In particular, the presence of Brazil's former ** Bolsonaro, who is close to Milley's political stance, was present at the ceremony, which to a certain extent reflects Milley's stance and strategy in regional politics. Milley's ultra-high-profile reception of Bolsonaro not only shows the resonance of the two in terms of political ideas, but also hints that Milley may be dissatisfied with the current Brazilian ** Lula.
Against this political backdrop, China sent its special envoy Wu Weihua to attend Milley's inauguration ceremony. This move reflects China's flexibility and pragmatism in handling international relations, especially after considering some of Milley's previous China-related remarks.
During the meeting after the inauguration, Milley made two important commitments to the Chinese envoy. First of all, he stressed that Argentina attaches great importance to its relations with China and hopes to further promote cooperation and exchanges between the two countries. Second, Millet reiterated Argentina's position that it will continue to firmly adhere to the "one-China principle". These two commitments are of great significance for the future development of China-Arab bilateral relations.
Argentina is currently facing a severe economic crisis, with high inflation and a heavily indebted country. Under these circumstances, Milley's appointment was not easy. Argentina's foreign economic and policy will be largely influenced by the state of the domestic economy. Therefore, Milley's positive statement on China may be due to economic considerations, after all, China is not only an important partner of Argentina, but also a major investor in Argentina.
While Milley may have been somewhat radical and polarized during the campaign, his post-inauguration adjustment of his stance on China has shown political flexibility. This shift will help to find an appropriate solution to his previous rhetoric, and at the same time help to continue to develop relations between China and Argentina.
It remains to be seen where Milley's foreign policy will go in the future, especially in the context of his efforts to curry favor with the United States. As a far-right politician, Milley's leadership may lead to changes in Argentina's foreign policy, but as long as China's bottom line and principles are not touched, China-Argentina relations are expected to maintain stable development.
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Milley pledged to continue to attach importance to the relationship between China and Argentina, which is of great strategic importance for Argentina in the current economic predicament. Argentina is facing serious economic challenges, including high inflation and a heavy international debt burden. In this context, it is crucial to maintain good relations with such an important partner as China. As a global economic power, China's investment and cooperation with Argentina are crucial to the recovery and development of the Argentine economy.
Second, Milley firmly expressed his support for the "one-China principle." This commitment not only reflects Argentina's adherence to the basic norms governing international relations, but also demonstrates its respect and recognition for China-Arab relations. In the international community, respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of a country is the basis for the establishment of stable diplomatic relations. Through this commitment, Millet has laid a solid foundation for long-term cooperation between Argentina and China.
At the same time, it is worth noting that Milley, despite his background in far-right politics, demonstrates his willingness to transcend ideological differences and pursue a pragmatic foreign policy based on real national interests. This attitude has helped Argentina to maintain a certain degree of flexibility and independence in a complex and volatile international environment.
In short, Milley's inauguration and his commitment to China reflect Argentina's new positioning and diplomatic strategy in international politics. These measures not only contribute to the stable development of Sino-Arab relations, but also open the door for Argentina to seek more international support and cooperation in the current economic and political environment. In the future, how China and Argentina will deepen cooperation and exchanges still need to further observe the specific policies and actions of Milai**.