Antigua PM says Antigua will stand by China despite consequences
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ST JOHN’S, Antigua (CMC) – Prime Minister of Antigua Gaston Browne says the country will continue to defend its relationship with China despite any consequences, describing Beijing as the country’s most important development partner.
Speaking Thursday at the handover ceremony for the Chinese-funded Pelican Court housing development, Browne urged the country to defend the bilateral relationship in international forums and continue strengthening ties despite geopolitical pressure.
“There is no other country that has contributed more to our development than the People’s Republic of China during the last three decades,” Browne said.
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