In a significant diplomatic move, the Chinese mainland's Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced on Wednesday that China is dedicated to maintaining stable and progressive relations with Ukraine. This statement was made during his meeting with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha at the 79th Session of the UN General Assembly.
Wang Yi, also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, reiterated China's long-standing advocacy for the peaceful resolution of conflicts, emphasizing that this stance holds true for the ongoing situation in Ukraine. Highlighting China's humanitarian efforts, he mentioned that four batches of aid have already been delivered to Ukraine, with additional assistance ready to be provided based on the nation's needs.
The discussions between Wang Yi and Sybiha underscored China's willingness to engage in open communication with all parties involved, aiming to facilitate an early achievement of peace. Sybiha echoed Ukraine's commitment to the one-China policy and expressed his country's eagerness to build a robust partnership with the Chinese mainland. He also acknowledged and appreciated China's proactive stance and efforts toward resolving the crisis.
This development marks a pivotal moment in China-Ukraine relations, showcasing China's role as a mediator striving for stability and harmony in global affairs.
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Wang Yi: China to maintain stable development of ties with Ukraine
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