China has unveiled her foreign policy focus for 2021, Chinese
state councillor and foreign minister Wang Yi disclosed in an
interview with official Xinhua News Agency and China Media Group in
Beijing.
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Noting that the year 2021 would be of historic significance to
China’s national rejuvenation, Wang said the country would
celebrate the centenary of the Communist Party of China (CPC).
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The foreign minister added that China was ready to embark on a
new journey of fully building a modern socialist country.
He noted that the centenary was just the first chapter of the
CPC’s great cause, stressing, ‘’we in the foreign service will
rally closely around the CPC Central Committee with Comrade Xi
Jinping at its core and follow the guidance of Xi Jinping’s Thought
on Diplomacy.’’
Wang further said that China would continue to advance the
major-country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics, safeguard
China’s sovereignty, security and development interests, and focus
on six areas.
“We will make our best efforts to serve China’s development
strategies, and while ensuring effective COVID-19 control, we will
promote better integration of the domestic and international
markets and greater complementarity between domestic and global
resources,” he said.
According to him, China will endeavour to create a favourable
external environment for fostering a new development paradigm and
implementing the 14th Five-Year Plan at home.
He said that China would continue to build a new type of
international relations that is “guided by President Xi’s personal
involvement in diplomacy.’’
‘’We will work for steady progress in China’s relations with
major powers, cement solidarity and friendship with neighbours and
other developing countries, and further deepen international and
regional cooperation,’’ he added.
The foreign minister further said China would ‘’upgrade
opening-up and cooperation, advance high-quality Belt and Road
cooperation.
Tap into the strength of China’s enormous market and potential
of domestic demand.’’
He said that China would also boost global recovery with its own
growth, and share with the world China’s “development
dividends.’’
“We will proactively engage in the reform of global governance,”
Wang said, noting that the year 2021 marks the 50th anniversary of
the restoration of China’s “lawful” seat at the United Nations and
the 20th anniversary of its accession to the World Trade
Organisation.
The foreign minister said China would continue to practice
multilateralism, host a successful UN Biodiversity Conference, meet
global challenges in partnership with others, and promote a more
equitable and sound global governance system.
Wang said China would also focus on actively facilitating mutual
understanding between the countries of the world.
The minister said China would communicate better to the world
the CPC’s strong record of governance, the Chinese people’s
extraordinary journey towards the Chinese dream and China’s
commitment to peaceful development.
He called on all countries to overcome their differences, seek
common development and embrace exchanges, mutual learning and
harmony between civilizations.
“We will continue to work for a community with a shared future
for mankind. In this context, we will seek to realise a global
community of health for all and a community with a shared future in
the Asia-Pacific,” he said.
Wang added that China would uphold the shared values of humanity
– peace, development, equity, justice, democracy and freedom.
He added that China would also work with all countries to build
an open, inclusive, clean and beautiful world of lasting peace,
universal security and common prosperity. (Xinhua/NAN)
China has unveiled her foreign policy focus for 2021, Chinese
state councillor and foreign minister Wang Yi disclosed in an
interview with official Xinhua News Agency and China Media Group in
Beijing.
Noting that the year 2021 would be of historic significance to
China’s national rejuvenation, Wang said the country would
celebrate the centenary of the Communist Party of China (CPC).
The foreign minister added that China was ready to embark on a
new journey of fully building a modern socialist country.
He noted that the centenary was just the first chapter of the
CPC’s great cause, stressing, ‘’we in the foreign service will
rally closely around the CPC Central Committee with Comrade Xi
Jinping at its core and follow the guidance of Xi Jinping’s Thought
on Diplomacy.’’
Wang further said that China would continue to advance the
major-country diplomacy with Chinese characteristics, safeguard
China’s sovereignty, security and development interests, and focus
on six areas.
“We will make our best efforts to serve China’s development
strategies, and while ensuring effective COVID-19 control, we will
promote better integration of the domestic and international
markets and greater complementarity between domestic and global
resources,” he said.
According to him, China will endeavour to create a favourable
external environment for fostering a new development paradigm and
implementing the 14th Five-Year Plan at home.
He said that China would continue to build a new type of
international relations that is “guided by President Xi’s personal
involvement in diplomacy.’’
‘’We will work for steady progress in China’s relations with
major powers, cement solidarity and friendship with neighbours and
other developing countries, and further deepen international and
regional cooperation,’’ he added.
The foreign minister further said China would ‘’upgrade
opening-up and cooperation, advance high-quality Belt and Road
cooperation.
Tap into the strength of China’s enormous market and potential
of domestic demand.’’
He said that China would also boost global recovery with its own
growth, and share with the world China’s “development
dividends.’’
“We will proactively engage in the reform of global governance,”
Wang said, noting that the year 2021 marks the 50th anniversary of
the restoration of China’s “lawful” seat at the United Nations and
the 20th anniversary of its accession to the World Trade
Organisation.
The foreign minister said China would continue to practice
multilateralism, host a successful UN Biodiversity Conference, meet
global challenges in partnership with others, and promote a more
equitable and sound global governance system.
Wang said China would also focus on actively facilitating mutual
understanding between the countries of the world.
The minister said China would communicate better to the world
the CPC’s strong record of governance, the Chinese people’s
extraordinary journey towards the Chinese dream and China’s
commitment to peaceful development.
He called on all countries to overcome their differences, seek
common development and embrace exchanges, mutual learning and
harmony between civilizations.
“We will continue to work for a community with a shared future
for mankind. In this context, we will seek to realise a global
community of health for all and a community with a shared future in
the Asia-Pacific,” he said.
Wang added that China would uphold the shared values of humanity
– peace, development, equity, justice, democracy and freedom.
He added that China would also work with all countries to build
an open, inclusive, clean and beautiful world of lasting peace,
universal security and common prosperity. (Xinhua/NAN)