Li Xi, a senior official of the Communist Party of China (CPC), on Tuesday concluded an official goodwill visit to Belarus, during which both sides reaffirmed their commitment to closer practical cooperation.

During his visit from September 20 to 23, Li, a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and secretary of the CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, met separately with Belarus's President Alexander Lukashenko, Head of the President's Administration Dmitry Krutoi, and Chairman of the House of Representatives Igor Sergeyenko.

During his meeting with the Belarusian president, Li said China is willing to collaborate with Belarus to fully implement the strategic plans agreed upon by the two leaders for further developing bilateral relations, strengthen mutual support, firmly defend shared interests, enhance practical cooperation across various sectors including the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), uphold the accurate view of World War II history, and safeguard the post-war international order.

Amid the accelerated changes in the global landscape, China stands ready to work with Belarus to implement the Global Governance Initiative, strengthening coordination and cooperation within frameworks such as the United Nations and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, he added.

During the meeting, Lukashenko said Belarus speaks highly of the achievements made in bilateral cooperation and will remain a reliable, trustworthy and sincere friend of China.

Belarus fully supports and is willing to take active part in the implementation of the four China-proposed global initiatives the Global Development Initiative, Global Security Initiative, Global Civilization Initiative, and Global Governance Initiative, which Belarus believes will make tremendous contributions to a world of more balanced development, according to the Belarusian president.

In Li's meeting with Krutoi, the two sides pledged closer exchanges and cooperation on party-building and anti-corruption.

During his meeting with Sergeyenko, Li expressed the CPC's willingness to enhance the exchange and dialogue with major political parties in Belarus on party governance and the improvement of global governance.

China is willing to share experiences and opportunities and make joint efforts with Belarus on the path towards modernization, Li said.

Noting that developing the all-weather comprehensive strategic partnership between Belarus and China is a priority in Belarus's diplomatic policies, Sergeyenko said the practices in Chinese modernization have greatly inspired Belarus, and the Belarusian side is willing to join forces with China on the path to modernization.