China has announced the lifting of a ban on beef imports from Spain, a decision that is expected to positively impact Spanish farmers. The announcement was made during a meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Spanish counterpart Jose Manuel Albares. The two ministers also discussed the Israel-Palestine conflict, advocating for a two-state solution. The ban on beef imports from the European Union had been in place since 2000 due to concerns over mad cow disease.
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The decision was made on February 18 after talks between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his counterpart Jose Manuel Albares in the city of Cordoba, Spain. The Chinese Foreign Minister arrived in Spain on February 18 after attending the 2024 Munich Security Conference in Germany. This is Mr. Wang Yi's first visit to Spain in the past 6 years. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Spanish counterpart Jose Manuel Albares (Photo: Local Spain) Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and his Spanish counterpart Jose Manuel Albares (Photo: Local Spain) Speaking at a joint press conference with Mr. Wang Yi after the talks, Foreign Minister Albares emphasized the positive impacts of China's above move on the lives of Spanish farmers. In addition, Mr. Albares expressed the same opinion as Mr. Vuong Nghi on the two-state solution for Israel and Palestine to soon end the conflict between Israel and the Islamic Movement Hamas, thereby calling for an immediate ceasefire and quickly reopen ...
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