China continues to take an upbeat, transparent approach to advancing world peace.
The Chinese government has stepped up its efforts to work with world leaders to promote a multipolar world that is stable and orderly.
According to China’s Foreign Minister Mr. Wang Yi, the globe must work to avoid new geopolitical crises by fostering respect for one another, peaceful cohabitation, and win-win collaboration.
He stated that the increasing global political and socioeconomic issues need to be tackled together for the good of humanity during a news conference on China’s foreign policy and diplomatic ties in Beijing.
The event happened during the 14th National People’s Congress’s Third Session, which is a crucial time to assess the nation’s development plan and lay out future policies.
The People’s Republic of China reaffirmed its commitment to a world that values peace, stability, and advancement in the face of a complex and unstable international environment.
The nation stated that it is eager to promote international collaboration, especially in the context of international treaties.
“China surely will move steadily on its path and work on building its circle of friends, working together to meet challenges posed by uncertainties,” said Wang.
According to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, the United Nations (UN) has voiced worry over the serious dangers to humanity’s existence amid escalating international wars and regional tensions that have reached their greatest levels since World War II.
With people’s perception of safety and security at an all-time low in almost every nation, the UN has warned that global peace is currently in grave danger.
An estimated two billion people, or 25% of the world’s population, reside in conflict-affected areas.
Mr. Wang gave his word that the Chinese were unwavering in their resolve to build a global community with a shared destiny.
China has worked to improve collaboration under President Xi Jinping’s direction in order to protect global peace and stability and further its own development objectives.
Mr. Wang underlined that the Cold War should not be permitted to reappear and that world leaders must cooperate in order to overcome conflict.
Major international problems were also covered at the conference, such as China’s goal of an equal and peaceful multipolar world, relations between China and the US, the Israel-Palestine conflict, the One-China concept, connections between China and Africa, China’s visa-free policy for a few European nations, and relations between China and Russia.
