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China, Tanzania vow to strengthen cooperation
( Source: Xinhua ) 2010-June-1 06:53
　　DAR ES SALAAM, May 31 (Xinhua) -- Tanzanian Minister of Defense and National Service Hussein Ali Mwinyi on Monday expressed gratitude to China's assistance and committed to continued efforts to further promote friendly cooperations between the two countries and the two militaries.
　　Mwinyi made the remarks while meeting Chen Bingde, chief of the General Staff of the People's Liberation Army of China at the headquarters of the People's Defense Forces.
　　The Tanzanian minister noted that Tanzania and China enjoy deep and profound friendship as the leaders of the old generation of both countries laid solid foundation to the development of close bilateral ties, while the bilateral cooperation in political, economic and military sectors has achieved plentiful and substantial fruits.
　　He expressed hope that the visit by the Chinese high-level delegation will further promote the bilateral ties, appreciating China's assistance to his country and vowing to enhance the friendly cooperations between the two countries and the two militaries.
　　For his part, Chen said China and Tanzania had brotherhood friendship with the friendly cooperation between the two countries promoting bilateral ties, which has made great contribution to the regional and world peace.
　　The militaries of the two countries have long-term friendship and the cooperation in various fields has developed in recent years, he added, expressing China's willingness to enhance the military cooperation in the fields of exchange of high-level visits, personnel training, as well as equipment and technology.
　　Earlier in the day, Chen also held talks with Tanzanian Chief of Defence Forces Davis Mwamunyange on the bilateral relations.
　　Chinese Ambassador to Tanzania Liu Xinsheng also attended the meetings. Also present were other Chinese senior military officials and Tanzanian top brass.
　　After his visit to Namibia and Angola, Chen arrived here on Sunday for a four-day visit to the east African country.
( Source: Xinhua ) 2010-June-1 06:53
　　DAR ES SALAAM, May 31 (Xinhua) -- Tanzanian Minister of Defense and National Service Hussein Ali Mwinyi on Monday expressed gratitude to China's assistance and committed to continued efforts to further promote friendly cooperations between the two countries and the two militaries.
　　Mwinyi made the remarks while meeting Chen Bingde, chief of the General Staff of the People's Liberation Army of China at the headquarters of the People's Defense Forces.
　　The Tanzanian minister noted that Tanzania and China enjoy deep and profound friendship as the leaders of the old generation of both countries laid solid foundation to the development of close bilateral ties, while the bilateral cooperation in political, economic and military sectors has achieved plentiful and substantial fruits.
　　He expressed hope that the visit by the Chinese high-level delegation will further promote the bilateral ties, appreciating China's assistance to his country and vowing to enhance the friendly cooperations between the two countries and the two militaries.
　　For his part, Chen said China and Tanzania had brotherhood friendship with the friendly cooperation between the two countries promoting bilateral ties, which has made great contribution to the regional and world peace.
　　The militaries of the two countries have long-term friendship and the cooperation in various fields has developed in recent years, he added, expressing China's willingness to enhance the military cooperation in the fields of exchange of high-level visits, personnel training, as well as equipment and technology.
　　Earlier in the day, Chen also held talks with Tanzanian Chief of Defence Forces Davis Mwamunyange on the bilateral relations.
　　Chinese Ambassador to Tanzania Liu Xinsheng also attended the meetings. Also present were other Chinese senior military officials and Tanzanian top brass.
　　After his visit to Namibia and Angola, Chen arrived here on Sunday for a four-day visit to the east African country.
