中国、亚美尼亚联合声明

Political Dialogue - Both parties adhere to the five principles of peaceful coexistence, emphasizing mutual respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, non-aggression, non-interference in internal affairs, equality and mutual benefit, and peaceful coexistence [2][3] - Armenia upholds the One China principle, recognizing Taiwan as an inseparable part of China, and firmly opposes any form of "Taiwan independence" [2] - China supports Armenia's political independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity, and endorses Armenia's proposed peace agenda [2][3] Economic, Trade, and Investment Cooperation - Both parties welcome the stable development of bilateral trade relations and aim to promote trade growth, encouraging more Armenian goods to be exported to China and attracting Chinese investment [10] - There is a commitment to enhance cooperation in infrastructure, information technology, renewable energy, agriculture, and industry [11] - Both sides emphasize the importance of the intergovernmental economic cooperation committee in promoting economic collaboration and plan to hold regular meetings [11] Industry Cooperation - Both parties aim to promote cooperation in technology, education, and language exchange, including the teaching of Chinese and Armenian languages [13] - There is a focus on enhancing cooperation in scientific research and technology transfer, particularly in information technology, innovation, and artificial intelligence [14] - Both sides agree to elevate cultural cooperation, including mutual cultural events and heritage preservation [14] Global and International Cooperation - Both parties are committed to maintaining an international order based on international law and the principles of the UN Charter, and they aim to strengthen cooperation within the UN framework [18] - Armenia welcomes China's global development initiatives and supports the implementation of the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda [18] - Both parties plan to enhance policy coordination and development planning under the Belt and Road Initiative, with Armenia being an early participant [19]