China’s newly appointed Ambassador to Grenada, His Excellency Yang Shu, has pledged to deepen cooperation and foster stronger ties between the two nations. During his inaugural address at a reception commemorating three significant milestones, Ambassador Yang emphasized the importance of mutual respect and collaboration. The event marked the 76th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, and the 20th anniversary of the resumption of diplomatic relations between China and Grenada. Yang expressed his gratitude for being appointed by President Xi Jinping and highlighted the warm reception he received from the Grenadian government and people. Reflecting on shared history, he honored Grenada’s contributions during World War II, acknowledging the bravery of its soldiers. Yang also reiterated China’s unwavering stance on the one-China principle, stating that Taiwan’s reunification with mainland China is inevitable. He underscored China’s remarkable economic progress over the past 76 years, noting its significant contributions to global growth. Additionally, Yang highlighted President Xi’s Global Governance Initiative, which promotes sovereign equality, international rule of law, and multilateralism. He praised the 20-year diplomatic relationship between China and Grenada, crediting Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell’s recent visit to China for strengthening bilateral ties. The ambassador concluded by expressing his commitment to supporting Chinese nationals in Grenada and toasting to the enduring friendship and prosperity of both nations.