Ever wonder who actually runs the world's biggest diplomatic hub? Well, the search for the next UN Secretary-General is heating up! 🔥
This Thursday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with Michelle Bachelet—the former Chilean president and current candidate for the top spot—right in the heart of Beijing. The vibe? Very constructive and focused on the future. 🤝
Minister Wang, who is also a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, made it clear that China is stepping into the selection process in a "responsible and constructive manner." The goal isn't just to pick a person, but to help the United Nations revitalize its authority and get it ready to handle the unpredictable challenges of our modern era. 🚀
Michelle Bachelet didn't hold back on her vision either. She described the UN as the "indispensable platform" for the global community to team up against shared struggles. She's all about upholding the UN Charter and pushing forward the "three pillars": peace, development, and human rights. 🕊️📈⚖️
In a key moment, Bachelet reaffirmed her firm commitment to the one-China principle and expressed her appreciation for China's long-standing efforts in promoting multilateralism. She's ready to work with China and the rest of the international community to level up the UN's status and role on the global stage.
With China continuing its role as a "staunch supporter" of the UN cause, it looks like there is a strong push toward a more coordinated effort to keep the international community strong and steady. Stay tuned to see who takes the lead! 💬✨
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China to responsibly, constructively take part in UN chief selection
cgtn.com
