Wu also called for the two countries to carry out people-to- people exchanges and hold close multilateral cooperation.
China will support the Pacific island nations including Fiji for their reasonable appeals on such issues as sustainable development, energy security and ocean resources, said Wu.
Bainimarama reiterated that Fiji firmly sticks to the one-China principle, recognizing Taiwan is an inalienable part of Chinese territory.
On climate change, Wu said Chinese government fully understands the concerns of the island nations like Fiji, hoping the developing nations to keep united, uphold the principle of “common but differentiated responsibilities” and urge the developed countries to fulfill their due obligations.
China will continue to echo and support the reasonable claims by the developing countries including Fiji, and help push for the rich countries to implement their pledged fast-start fund at an early date, said Wu.
Meanwhile, Wu called for the two countries to enhance cooperation on energy-saving and environmental protection and jointly improve the ability deal with and adjust to the climate change.
Echo Wu’s remarks, Bainimarama said Fiji will keep communication and coordination China on the climate change.
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