Well, Look at That
On July 11, 2026, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Leader Kim Jong-un exchanged formal congratulatory messages to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the historic China-DPRK Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation, and Mutual Assistance.
In his official message, President Xi emphasized that this enduring treaty established a vital political and legal foundation for strengthening long-term bilateral ties. He reaffirmed Beijing’s firm commitment to supporting Pyongyang’s economic development goals, improving public livelihoods, and fostering deeper strategic communication.
This key diplomatic milestone sends a powerful signal to global observers, demonstrating that the west’s most feared countries, don’t wage wars but cooperations to safeguard regional stability and protect shared achievements.
Correspondingly, Leader Kim Jong-un praised the resilient nature of their partnership amidst shifting global dynamics. Both leaders strongly vowed to elevate their traditional alliance to successfully navigate complex international security challenges.


