Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi took center stage at the UN General Assembly this weekend, delivering a powerful speech emphasizing peace, development, and unity in tackling global challenges. Here’s the breakdown of his key messages:
Ukraine Crisis: Push for De-Escalation 🕊️
Wang warned against expanding tensions in Ukraine, urging all parties to avoid escalation. He stressed China’s role in mediation and peace talks, highlighting that \"no provocation\" should derail diplomatic efforts.
Palestinian-Israeli Conflict: Ceasefire Now 🕯️
Calling for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East, Wang reiterated support for Palestine’s legitimate rights and backed its bid for full UN membership. He emphasized the two-state solution as the only path to lasting peace.
Afghanistan & Korean Peninsula: Stability First 🌏
Wang urged international support for Afghanistan’s economic revival and anti-terror efforts. On the Korean Peninsula, he stressed dialogue over conflict to maintain peace, advocating for a shift from armistice to a permanent peace mechanism.
Global Initiatives: China’s Blueprint 🌐
From the Global Development Initiative to promoting Belt and Road cooperation, Wang showcased China’s efforts to address global challenges. He emphasized high-standard opening-up and sustainable development, including visa-free policies for more countries.
Taiwan Question: 'No Gray Areas' 🇨🇳
Wang reaffirmed Taiwan as an inseparable part of China, citing UN Resolution 2758. He vowed that reunification is inevitable, stating: \"No force can stop this historical trend.\"
Peaceful Development: China’s Promise ✨
Highlighting China’s constitutional commitment to peace, Wang noted its no-first-use nuclear policy. \"We’re ready to develop hand in hand with all countries,\" he said, positioning China as a partner in global stability.
