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Interview: Sino-French ties won't change main direction in 2017: ambassador

Source: Xinhua 2017-01-25 02:17:42

FRANCE-PARIS-SINO-FRANCE RELATIONSHIP-ZHAI JUN-INTERVIEW

Chinese Ambassador to France Zhai Jun(1st L) receives an interview with Xinhua in Paris, capital of France, Jan. 23, 2017. The Sino-French relationship will not change its main direction in 2017, Chinese Ambassador to France Zhai Jun said, "We have reasons to have confidence in the developement of Sino-French relationship." (Xinhua/Chen Yichen)

 

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Interview: Sino-French ties won't change main direction in 2017: ambassador
                 Source: Xinhua | 2017-01-25 02:17:42 | Editor: huaxia

FRANCE-PARIS-SINO-FRANCE RELATIONSHIP-ZHAI JUN-INTERVIEW

Chinese Ambassador to France Zhai Jun(1st L) receives an interview with Xinhua in Paris, capital of France, Jan. 23, 2017. The Sino-French relationship will not change its main direction in 2017, Chinese Ambassador to France Zhai Jun said, "We have reasons to have confidence in the developement of Sino-French relationship." (Xinhua/Chen Yichen)

 

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