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China wants to see cordial Pak-Afghan ties: Wang Yi
China on Tuesday said it wants to see a harmonious relation between Pakistan and Afghanistan more than anyone else, and that it will contribute to any effort that helps improve the mutual trust and relations between the two sides. Talking to Afghan Acting Foreign Minister Mohammad Hanif Atmar on telephone, China’s State Councilor and Foreign […]
China on Tuesday said it wants to see a harmonious relation between Pakistan and Afghanistan more than anyone else, and that it will contribute to any effort that helps improve the mutual trust and relations between the two sides.
Talking to Afghan Acting Foreign Minister Mohammad Hanif Atmar on telephone, China’s State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Beijing is ready to hold a China-Afghanistan-Pakistan foreign ministers’ dialogue at an appropriate time to push forward cooperation among the three countries, according to a statement issued by Chinese Foreign Ministry here.
Wang expressed support for the Afghan government’s positive proposals on peace and reconciliation and hoped that all parties stay confident and patient for an early political agreement. “The future political arrangements of Afghanistan should feature broad representation, strong determination to combating terrorism of all forms, and firm commitment to a foreign policy of peace and friendship,” he added.
The Chinese foreign minister said as a neighbour and friend of Afghanistan, China respects the Afghan people’s choice of their own development path and is ready to continue to support, mediate and facilitate the peace and reconciliation process in Afghanistan and further play its constructive role. He noted that the two countries enjoy the tradition of mutual understanding, trust and support. As a neighbour and a strategic and cooperative partner of Afghanistan, China is never absent when Afghanistan is in need and has always lent a helping hand without any hesitation.
He said China will continue to take good care of Afghan nationals in China and trusts that the Afghan government will also ensure the safety and health of Chinese nationals in Afghanistan. “As this year marks the 65th anniversary of the diplomatic ties between the two countries, China will work with Afghanistan to deepen the Belt and Road cooperation and collaboration in other fields for the benefit of the two countries and peoples,” he added.
Atmar stressed that the Afghan government is firmly committed to the peace and reconciliation process in Afghanistan, and has formulated plans for a comprehensive ceasefire and opening of intra-Afghan negotiations. “Afghanistan highly appreciates China’s constructive role and hopes that China will continue to work with regional countries to urge Taliban to reach an early agreement with the Afghan government,” he added. The Afghan vice foreign minister said his country is also firmly committed to promoting the tripartite cooperation with China and Pakistan, and hoped that China will continue to assist Afghanistan in improving its relations with Pakistan. He also hailed China’s effective Covid-19 response and thanked China for providing a large amount of medical supplies and sharing experience. He said the Afghan side will do its utmost to ensure the safety of Chinese nationals in Afghanistan, adding, “The Belt and Road Initiative, warmly welcomed and actively participated by Afghanistan, has brought benefits to the two countries and the wider region.” Afghanistan is committed to working with China to promote the Belt and Road cooperation and take the strategic and cooperative partnership between the two sides to a new level, he added.
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