Chinese President Xi Jinping and Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing meet in Beijing as Min Aung Hlaing completes his first state visit to China. Reports say the visit runs from June 15 to June 19 and is framed as a milestone in bilateral ties, with both sides discussing expanded cooperation across multiple areas. Coverage notes that Beijing holds state welcome arrangements at the Great Hall of the People, including a ceremony before the leaders begin their talks. During the visit, the two presidents witness the signing of cooperation documents, described as part of efforts to deepen “pragmatic” and “multi-field” cooperation. Additional reporting highlights that this is Min Aung Hlaing’s first trip to China since he consolidates power in Myanmar following disputed elections, and it presents the discussions as focused on strengthening relations between the neighboring countries. Across outlets, the common elements are the leaders’ Beijing meetings, the formal welcome in the Great Hall of the People, the witnessing of signed cooperation documents, and the stated goal of broadening cooperation. No sources provide specific details of the agreements beyond the general description of cooperation across fields.