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The world is going through troubled times, the COVID-19 pandemic is not yet over and the global economy is facing the risk of recession. The escalation of the situation in Ukraine has caused energy and food crises. More dangerous, however, is that the mentality of the Cold War and "bloc politics" is resurfacing. Unilateralism and protectionism are on the rise, commented Radio China, quoted by "24 Chasa".
Against this background, at the general debate held on September 24 in New York within the 77th session of the UN General Assembly, Chinese State Council member and Foreign Minister Wang Yi once again presented to the world the initiatives taken by Chinese President Xi Jinping. for global security and global development, as well as China's principled position on a number of important international issues, which is an expression of the general consensus among most countries in the world.
The Russian-Ukrainian military conflict is a serious challenge to world peace and security.
China is of the opinion that the sovereignty and territorial integrity of various countries should be respected, and the goals and principles enshrined in the UN Charter should be respected.
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China calls for the immediate resumption of dialogue between the parties concerned and the lifting of unilateral sanctions.
The President of the 77th Session of the United Nations General Assembly, Kyoroshi Chaba, said that China plays a key role in the affairs of the United Nations General Assembly.
The important initiatives taken by President Xi Jinping provide the desired perspectives and solutions to effectively deal with the challenges.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres praised China's key role in maintaining multilateralism and advancing international cooperation and sustainable development.
He stated that the UN supports the global development initiative.
"The initiative will assist and accelerate the implementation of the UN's 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development," said António Guterres.
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