China Reiterates Commitment to Multilateralism at UN Ocean Conference
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng emphasizes cooperation with the UN to enhance global governance amid growing international complexities.
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng expressed China's readiness to enhance collaboration with the United Nations during a meeting with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres at the third UN Ocean Conference in Nice, France.
Han described the forthcoming 80th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations as a pivotal moment for deepening cooperation and emphasized the need to uphold genuine multilateralism to contribute to global peace and development.
In light of the increasingly turbulent international landscape, Han invoked remarks from Chinese President Xi Jinping, stressing the importance of defending the authority of the UN and maintaining an international order grounded in international law as well as the principles enshrined in the UN Charter.
He reiterated China's longstanding support for the UN's central role in global governance and noted that President Xi directed a delegation, led by Han himself, to participate in the ongoing conference, signaling China's commitment to multilateralism and the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Secretary-General Guterres acknowledged the severity of global challenges and commended China for its active role in supporting the UN, underscoring China's function as a key pillar of multilateralism and a vital partner in advancing sustainable development initiatives.
He indicated that the UN is prepared to further deepen cooperation with China, focusing on the international order, world peace, and issues related to marine biodiversity and climate change.
Han voiced China's appreciation for the UN's adherence to the one-China principle and urged UN bodies to remain vigilant against attempts to undermine the legitimacy of UN General Assembly Resolution 2758. Guterres confirmed the UN's clear stance on the one-China policy and reiterated its commitment to upholding the provisions of Resolution 2758.
Han described the forthcoming 80th anniversary of the founding of the United Nations as a pivotal moment for deepening cooperation and emphasized the need to uphold genuine multilateralism to contribute to global peace and development.
In light of the increasingly turbulent international landscape, Han invoked remarks from Chinese President Xi Jinping, stressing the importance of defending the authority of the UN and maintaining an international order grounded in international law as well as the principles enshrined in the UN Charter.
He reiterated China's longstanding support for the UN's central role in global governance and noted that President Xi directed a delegation, led by Han himself, to participate in the ongoing conference, signaling China's commitment to multilateralism and the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Secretary-General Guterres acknowledged the severity of global challenges and commended China for its active role in supporting the UN, underscoring China's function as a key pillar of multilateralism and a vital partner in advancing sustainable development initiatives.
He indicated that the UN is prepared to further deepen cooperation with China, focusing on the international order, world peace, and issues related to marine biodiversity and climate change.
Han voiced China's appreciation for the UN's adherence to the one-China principle and urged UN bodies to remain vigilant against attempts to undermine the legitimacy of UN General Assembly Resolution 2758. Guterres confirmed the UN's clear stance on the one-China policy and reiterated its commitment to upholding the provisions of Resolution 2758.
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