A senior Chinese delegation led by Wang Huning, China's fourth-highest-ranking official, has held high-level talks in Pyongyang with Jo Yong Won, a top official of North Korea's ruling Workers' Party.
The visit follows Chinese President Xi Jinping's trip to North Korea in June, his first visit to the country in seven years, during which he and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un agreed to strengthen bilateral relations.
During the meeting, Wang reaffirmed China's commitment to implementing the agreements reached by Xi and Kim, including expanding cooperation in diplomacy, security, trade, culture, and party-to-party relations.
North Korea also expressed its willingness to deepen strategic communication and practical cooperation with China, while both sides discussed ways to improve public welfare and strengthen economic and cultural ties.
Despite North Korea's growing military partnership with Russia, China remains its largest trading partner and a key diplomatic ally. Analysts say the recent series of high-level exchanges reflects both countries' determination to reinforce their long-standing strategic relationship and maintain stability on the Korean Peninsula.

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