President Humara Castro to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping in China today

Beijing China. – To discuss bilateral support between the two countries, the President Shamala Castro meet his opponent Xi Jinping exist OKcapital China.

The meeting is scheduled for the early hours of Monday, June 12 (Honduras time), as part of Castro’s agenda during his visit to the Asian country.

It will be the first face-to-face meeting between the president and her opponent since the two countries established diplomatic ties last March.

The meeting was classified as historic because it took place at a time of tension between China and Taiwan, a strategic ally of Honduras for 80 years, but the presidential administration decided last March to open ties with the Asian giant.

Enrique Reina, head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that more than 19 memorandums of understanding will be signed in various fields, opening the door to new opportunities for cooperation.

On June 8, after visiting a Huawei research center, the chief executive led a delegation led by Foreign Minister Enrique Reina to the Chinese capital, where she held talks with other officials and local businessmen.

Xiomara Castro began her official visit to China on Friday after arriving in Shanghai and being greeted by various politicians.

The agenda began with a meeting between the President of Honduras and Shanghai Party Secretary Chen Jining, the Communist Party’s top authority.

The meeting was aimed at expressing their support for promoting cooperation and opening up the market to coffee producers.

He also met Dilma Rousseff, president of the BRICS Development Bank, and formally expressed his interest in joining the Honduran financial organization.

On Saturday, Castro visited the research and development center of the technological innovation company Huawei to sign an agreement with the Honduran telecommunications company (Hondutel).

Likewise, he inaugurated the Honduran embassy in China, which will be located in the capital, Beijing, and headed by the new ambassador, Sir Salvador Moncada.