Nasyon Ewòp lès ta dwe sèvi kòm pon ant Lès, Lwès, Wang di
Lachin te mande peyi yo pou yo pran responsablite yo epi fè efò pou lapè olye ke ogmante tansyon, kreye panik e menm ekspresyon lagè sou pwoblèm Ikrèn lan.
Konseye Eta a ak Minis Zafè Etranje Wang Yi te fè remak la atravè videyo nan 58yèm Konferans Sekirite Minik la, kote li te di Ikrèn ta dwe sèvi kòm yon pon kominikasyon ant Lès ak Lwès, olye pou yo fwontyè yon konfwontasyon nan pouvwa.
Wang said countries needed to reject the idea of exclusive security and absolute security, as well as guard against and oppose any attempt for a "new Cold War".
China always holds that all countries' sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity should be respected and safeguarded, and Ukraine is no exception to the principle, Wang stressed. He added that Russia's reasonable security concerns should be given respect and emphasis.
Wang repete ke pati konsène yo ta dwe retounen nan akò Minsk II nan 2015, ki li te di se sèl fason yo rezoud pwoblèm nan Ikrèn.
As a product of the Cold War that has long gone, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization needs some necessary adjustments, he said and called into question whether the bloc's eastward enlargement is conducive to long-term European peace and stability.
Konferans twa -jou a, ki te konkli dimanch la, te konvoke nan mitan multitude kriz aktyèl yo ak gwo risk pou ogmante plis. Wolfgang Ischinger, Prezidan Konferans Sekirite Minik la, te mande tout moun pou yo dezaprann ansanm epi simonte enpuisans.
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned against the risk of geopolitical divides and urged "leaders to back a surge in diplomacy for peace, a surge in political will for peace, and a surge in investment in peace" at the meeting.
Noting that the world faces once again the danger of division and confrontation, including the revival of Cold War mentality and undermining of the international rule of law by a certain major power, Wang said such phenomena run counter to the advancement of history and "should not be allowed to continue".
To overcome the current challenges and usher in a bright future, Wang said, "the answer lies in greater solidarity and cooperation under the banner of multilateralism", highlighting critical roles and actions of major countries.
Wang te mande pou peyi yo chanpyon ak aji sou vrè miltilateralis, li di otorite Nasyonzini yo dwe garanti epi objektif ak prensip Konstitisyon Nasyonzini yo dwe respekte.
"No country, not even a superpower, should replace international norms with its own will, still less put itself above international norms," he stressed.
Peyi yo bezwen travay ansanm pou yon nouvo kalite relasyon entènasyonal ki baze sou respè mityèl, ekite, jistis ak genyen -genyen koperasyon, Wang te di, opoze eta-a-relasyon eta yo te senplist. defini pa konpetisyon sèlman ak fòje alyans rivalize.
Cui Hongjian, director of the European studies department at the China Institute of International Studies, said China's position on the Ukraine issue came at a very critical moment and was of great significance.
Li te ajoute nan konfyans ak fòs nan pati yo konsène yo chache yon règleman politik ak diplomatik nan pwoblèm nan Ikrèn, li te di. Kòm de gwo fòs ak gwo sivilizasyon, Lachin ak Ewòp gen yon bon fondasyon nan koperasyon ak anpil enterè komen, Cui te di.
"China is unwilling to see Europe get mired in geopolitical conflicts, supports European strategic autonomy and hopes Europe will take regional fate into its own hands," he added.
Zhang Shengjun, adjwen dwayen nan lekòl relasyon entènasyonal nan Beijing Normal University, te di ke Etazini te pwovoke konfli jeopolitik sou pwoblèm Ikrèn pou pwòp tèt ou -genyen, ak konpòtman irèsponsab sa yo te kòz enstabilite aktyèl la ak ensekirite.
In the annual conference on international security policy with the Ukraine issue taking center stage, Zhang hailed China's responsible role as a major country for advocating solving disputes through dialogue and consultation rather than creating division and confrontation.
