Chinese Dragon and Celtic Tiger share strong relationship

In the past 45 years, China-Ireland relations have developed steadily and bilateral practical cooperation has yielded fruitful results, says Mr He Xiangdong, China's Ambassador to Ireland
Chinese Dragon and Celtic Tiger share strong relationship

Chinese President Xi Jinping holds a welcoming ceremony for visiting Irish President Michael D. Higgins in Beijing, in December 2014.

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Mr He Xiangdong, China's Ambassador to Ireland, reflects on 45 years of diplomatic ties between China and Ireland

Mr He Xiangdong, China's Ambassador to Ireland.
Mr He Xiangdong, China's Ambassador to Ireland.

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