Chinese ambassador to Afghanistan meets with acting foreign minister of the Afghan interim governmen

Original title: Chinese ambassador to Afghanistan meets with acting foreign minister of the Afghan interim government: China does not interfere in Afghanistan's internal affairs
On September 15, Nandu reporter learned from the official website of the Chinese Embassy in Afghanistan that on September 14, Chinese ambassador to Afghanistan Wang Yu met with acting foreign minister Mottaki of the Afghan interim government. Wang Yu thanked Afghanistan for ensuring the safety of Chinese citizens in Afghanistan and hoped that Afghanistan would establish a broad and inclusive political structure.

According to the Chinese Embassy in Afghanistan, Wang Yu thanked Afghanistan for its efforts to ensure the safety of Chinese citizens, Chinese enterprises and embassies in Afghanistan. He said that China respects Afghanistan's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, does not interfere in Afghanistan's internal affairs, supports the Afghan people to independently choose a development path in line with their national conditions, and hopes that Afghanistan will establish a broad and inclusive political structure. China is willing to provide Afghanistan with vaccines, humanitarian supplies and other assistance, and work with the international community to help Afghanistan combat terrorism and achieve national stability and economic development at an early date.
Mottaki thanked China for its support and assistance and said that China is a friendly neighbor of Afghanistan and its policy towards Afghanistan has always been fair and objective. With the help of China and the international community, Alfonsi has continuously improved its governance capacity to better combat terrorism, and will never allow any force to use Afghan territory to do things that endanger the interests of China and other countries.
Nandu reporter learned that on September 8, State Councilor and foreign minister Wang Yi attended the first foreign ministers' meeting of Afghanistan's neighboring countries. After the meeting, all parties issued a joint statement.
On September 10, foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian pointed out at a regular press conference on the relevant questions of the above-mentioned joint statement that as Afghanistan's bordering neighbor, "no country is more reluctant to see Afghanistan's recurrence of war and disaster than we are, and no country is more eager to restore peace and achieve development in Afghanistan than we are".
"The joint statement is an important outcome of the foreign ministers' meeting of neighbouring countries, reflects the consensus and common will of the six countries, and sends a positive, powerful and clear voice to the international community."
Zhao Lijian pointed out, "Novel coronavirus pneumonia is a key issue." we are willing to maintain our opening up with the Afghan port and promise to continue providing medical supplies and technology to the Arab people to help fight the new crown pneumonia. We will continue to coordinate and cooperate on drug control and immigration problems, continue to support economic development and interconnection in Afghanistan and the region, and call on the international community to help Afghanistan to rebuild peacefully and to agree to continue the future. The foreign ministers of neighbouring countries will meet and establish relevant mechanisms. "
Collected and written by: Nandu reporter Yu Yijing