During a reception on June 8 in Pyongyang, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un stated that North Korea is prepared to elevate its cooperation with China, aiming to develop exemplary interstate relations. He emphasized the historical and ideological bonds between the two nations, expressing confidence in the strengthening of their friendship. Kim Jong Un highlighted the importance of building a model of powerful and strategic relations between socialist countries. Chinese President Xi Jinping, visiting North Korea, acknowledged the warm welcome from the North Korean leadership and reiterated the enduring nature of their traditional friendship. He noted that this year marks the 65th anniversary of the Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance, suggesting that Sino-Korean relations are entering a new historical phase. Both leaders agreed on the need to enhance cooperation, with Xi Jinping expressing support for North Korea’s development objectives and the tasks set by the Workers' Party of Korea. Their discussions reflect a mutual commitment to fostering socialism and advancing human society through collaborative efforts.