The United Nations: In the midst of increasing tensions in relations with the US, Chinese President XI Jinping said on Tuesday that disputes between countries “need to be handled through dialogue and cooperation” and urge world leaders to avoid “confrontation and exceptions.” The 76th UN General Assembly, President XI, through a video link, said that the world needs to advocate for peace, development, equity, justice, democracy and freedom, which is the general values ​​of humanity, and reject the practice of forming a small circle or zero -Sum games .
“Differences and problems among countries, it is almost unavoidable, it needs to be handled through dialogue and cooperation based on equality and mutual respect.
The success of one country does not have to mean the failure of other countries, and this world is quite large to accommodate shared developments and all progress country, “he said.
Comments Xi came for hours after US President Joe Biden said he had no intention of starting.
“New Cold War” with China.
The US and China have been locked in deadlocks triggered by major disagreements on problems such as trade, technology, Beijing aggressive movements in the South China Sea and human rights.
Earlier this year, the high-level talks between Biden and Beijing administration was full of tension – with officials on both parties exchanging sharp rebuke in public.
“We need to pursue dialogue and inclusive on confrontation and exceptions.
We need to build a new type of international relations based on mutual respect, equity, justice and win-win cooperation, and do our best to expand the convergence of our interests and achieve the biggest possible synergy,” He said.
He said that the world must improve global governance and practice true multilateralism.
“In the world, there is only one international system, namely the international system with the United Nations in essence.
There is only one international order, which is an international order supported by international law.
There is only a set of rules, namely basic norms that regulate relationships International is supported by the purpose and principle of the Charter of the United Nations, “Xi said, adding that the United Nations must enforce true multilateralism banners.
He said the United Nations must serve as a central platform for countries to jointly protect universal security, share development achievements and map courses for the future of the world.
The United Nations must advance, in a balanced, working in the three fields of security, development and human rights, said XI.
Calling the United Nations to improve representation for developing countries in international affairs, he said the United Nations must remain committed to ensure a stable international order, improve representatives and say developing countries in international affairs, and lead in advancing democracy and leading legal rules in relationships international.
In a clear reference for the US intervention aged two decades in Afghanistan which ended last month with the Taliban took power in Kabul, he said military intervention from outside and what was called democratic transformation was not harmful.
XI said that China was never and would never attack or bully other people, or look for hegemony.
“Chinese people always celebrate and try to pursue the vision of peace, amity and harmony,” he said, adding that China would continue to bring new opportunities for the world through new developments.
“China is always world peace builder, contributor to global development, international order defenders and public goods providers,” XI said.
The President said that China would firmly oppose any political maneuver in Global Covid-19 Origins Tracing and continued to be involved in the search for the origin of the global scientific Coronavirus.
XI said China stood strongly against political maneuvers in any form, in a clear reference to efforts by US countries and EU pressed Beijing to allow investigations against Coronavirus when they first appeared in Wuhan.
He said China would try to provide a total of two billion doses of vaccines against Covid-19 to the world at the end of this year.