China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released a new statement addressing recent international developments and outlining Beijing’s latest diplomatic positions, highlighting its call for dialogue, stability, and win-win cooperation with all partners.
The document, published on the official website of the Ministry, reiterated China’s emphasis on respecting national sovereignty, upholding the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter, and resolving disputes through political and peaceful means rather than confrontation.
According to the Foreign Ministry, China will continue to work with the international community to safeguard global and regional stability, deepen economic and trade ties, and support multilateralism as the core framework for managing global challenges.
The statement stressed that unilateral sanctions, protectionism, and attempts to decouple or create blocs run counter to the interests of the global economy and undermine trust between nations.
The Ministry also underlined China’s readiness to strengthen communication with developing countries, especially in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, on issues such as development financing, infrastructure, and climate change.
It also noted that Beijing seeks to play a constructive role in hotspot issues by encouraging ceasefires, humanitarian assistance, and inclusive dialogue among all parties concerned.
In addition, the statement underlined a message to major powers, urging them to avoid escalating tensions and to focus instead on building stable, predictable relations based on equality and mutual respect.
Furthermore, China emphasized that global security is indivisible and that no country can achieve absolute security at the expense of others.
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