Tag: Nauru

Nauru's President David Adeang

Nauru: President David Adeang Arrives in Guangzhou for Ancestral Visit & Chinese New Year! (9.2.2026)

During the visit, Adeang will also travel to Jiangmen City, his ancestral hometown in Guangdong, to reunite with clan members and celebrate Xiaonian. He will also visit Guangzhou and Foshan, meet with provincial and municipal officials, and tour local enterprises to explore ways to further deepen practical cooperation between Guangdong and Nauru.

Most ethnic Chinese in Nauru originate from Guangdong Province. According to verification by relevant authorities, Adeang’s maternal great-grandfather hailed from Zhongxinli, Zhonggu Village, Kaiping City, Jiangmen. His ancestors migrated to Southeast Asia more than a century ago in search of a livelihood and later settled in Nauru.

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Nauru People!

Socialist China Provides “Free” Healthcare for Pacific Islanders! (30.1.2024)

Also, the healthcare cooperation is part of major cooperation between China and Pacific island countries (PICs). For PICs, China has provided economic and technical assistance without any political strings attached, implemented more than 100 aid projects, delivered more than 200 batches of in-kind assistance, and trained about 10,000 talents in various fields. China has dispatched 600 medical staff to PICs, benefiting more than 260,000 local residents, according to the statistics released by the Chinese Foreign Ministry in 2022.

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Nauru & PRC Friends!

China & Nauru Resume Diplomatic Relations! (24.1.2024)

Wang stressed that the resumption of diplomatic ties between China and Nauru once again shows to the world that adherence to the one-China principle is an irresistible historical trend.

Wang pointed out that there are still a very few countries that maintain so-called “diplomatic relations” with Taiwan for various reasons, which not only goes against the interests of their own countries and their people, but also violates the UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 and infringes on China’s national sovereignty. Such practices should be corrected sooner or later.

China urges these countries to recognize the trend of the times, said Wang, adding that China is ready to open a new chapter in its relations with these countries on the basis of the one-China principle.

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PRC & Nauru

Nauru: First Xinhua Journalist Arrives to Welcome in New Era! (18.1.2024)

The first Chinese correspondent to enter the Pacific island nation after Nauru’s government announced that it had “severed diplomatic ties” with the Taiwan authorities and is willing to resume diplomatic relations with the People’s Republic of China.

Nauru’s government issued a statement on Monday, announcing that it recognizes the one-China principle, severed the so-called “diplomatic relations” with the Taiwan authorities, and is willing to resume diplomatic relations with China.

Xinhua News Agency hired a correspondent and set up a reporting office in Nauru on the same day.

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