China and U.S. military officials met in Shanghai for the 2025 Maritime Consultative Agreement, focusing on security in maritime and aerial domains through candid discussions based on equality and respect.

The Chinese and U.S. military representatives convened for the 2025 China-U.S. Military Maritime Consultative Agreement working group meeting in Shanghai on Wednesday and Thursday. This meeting, as stated by the Chinese navy, was aimed at fostering dialogue and collaboration.

The discussions emphasized equality and mutual respect, featuring open and constructive exchanges regarding maritime and aerial security situations since their previous meeting. The Chinese navy shared these insights through an official statement on social media, reflecting a commitment to enhancing military communication.

The recent military maritime consultative meeting between China and the United States highlights the importance both nations place on dialogue concerning security in maritime and aerial domains. The interactions showcase a dedication to equality and constructive exchanges, which are essential for maintaining stability in the region.

Original Source: news.az

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