On 30 June 2026, the Chinese Embassy in Vanuatu held a reception to celebrate the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC). Ambassador Li Minggang, the President Nikenike Vurobaravu, Prime Minister Jotham Napat, Speaker of Parliament Stephen Felix, leaders of political parties, and all Members of Parliament of Vanuatu, together with more than 100 guests attended the event.

Ambassador Li reviewed the CPC's extraordinary 105-year journey of leading the Chinese people to achieve national independence, prosperity, and strength. He highlighted the Party's commitment to promoting world peace and common development. He stressed that China and Vanuatu are good friends and good brothers, noting that the CPC has established party-to-party relations with eight major political parties in Vanuatu. In the face of an increasingly complex international landscape, he expressed China is willing to work closely with Vanuatu to build an even closer China-Vanuatu community with a shared future in the new era.

The President and Prime Minister of Vanuatu congratulated the Communist Party of China on leading the Chinese people to achieve remarkable development accomplishments over the past 105 years since its founding. They expressed appreciation for the long-standing assistance and support provided by the Chinese Government to Vanuatu, reaffirmed Vanuatu's firm commitment to the one-China policy, and expressed their expectation to further deepen and expand the all-weather, all-round friendly cooperation with China on the basis of mutual respect and equality. Former Prime Minister Charlot Salwai, speaking as President of the Reunification Movement for Change (RMC) on behalf of Vanuatu's political party leaders, emphasized that party-to-party cooperation serves as an important pillar of Vanuatu-China relations. He expressed the willingness to further strengthen cooperation with China and ensure that bilateral relations remain free from geopolitical interference.