Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called on G20 nations to unite for global peace and security during a high-stakes meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa. Speaking at the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting, Wang emphasized three pillars of cooperation: peacekeeping, universal security, and defending multilateralism. 🌐
Guardians of Peace
Wang stressed respecting sovereignty and resolving conflicts through dialogue, echoing the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence. 💬 'No bloc confrontation or interference in internal affairs,' he declared, urging nations to prioritize diplomacy over division.
Creators of Universal Security
Highlighting humanity's shared future, Wang warned against sacrificing others' security for one nation's gain. ⚖️ He reiterated China's push for political solutions in Ukraine and Gaza, backing a two-state resolution for lasting Middle East peace.
Defenders of Multilateralism
With 2024 marking 80 years since the UN's founding, Wang urged stronger support for the organization. 🕊️ 'Global challenges demand unity, not unilateral moves,' he said, advocating for collective action on climate, poverty, and inequality.
Africa’s ‘Moment’ 🌍
Wang spotlighted Africa’s historic role as host of the upcoming G20 summit, pledging China’s support for African-led solutions. 'Let’s listen to Africa’s voice and invest in its future,' he said, opposing external interference in the continent’s affairs.
