Military response to China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that the waters near the Diaoyu Islands (Record)

2011 年 3 8 March, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Jiang Yu held a regular press conference .

2011 年 3 8 March, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Jiang Yu held a regular press conference.

Q: Please brief us on Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi and Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa calls the situation. How does China view the current Middle East situation?

Video: China’s Foreign Ministry to respond to military aircraft near the Diaoyu Islands waters reported Source: Dragon TV “Oriental afternoon news”

A: Yesterday, Foreign Minister Yang Jiechi with Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa calls on Arab relations and exchanged views on the current Middle East situation.

China is very concerned about the current Middle East situation, advocates respect for national sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, based on dialogue and other peaceful means to resolve conflicts, prevent the situation from further deterioration caused more casualties. We believe that the Arab countries, wisdom and ability to restore stability and development in the hope that the Arab League in dealing with world affairs continue to play an active and constructive role.

Q: According to reports, South Korean lawmakers said the South Korean government networks by the Chinese “hacker” attacks. What is your comment?

A: I do not know the South Korean lawmakers and relevant comments based on what is the purpose. I want to emphasize that Chinese law prohibits any form of network “hacker” attacks, and to crack down on such crimes. Individuals by so-called “network hacker attacks” spread is not conducive to China-ROK relations speech is irresponsible.

Q: Recently, the Libyan rebels set up a “Transitional National Committee”, is China considering recognition of its status?

A: We have been very concerned about the situation in Libya, Libya can hope to restore stability and normal social order. We hope the parties concerned through dialogue and other peaceful means to resolve the current crisis.

Q: It is reported that the Chinese military has close to the waters near the Diaoyu Islands, said the Japanese side through diplomatic channels to make representations to the Chinese side. What is your comment?

A: Diaoyu Islands are China’s inherent territory since ancient times, China has indisputable sovereignty. China’s military aircraft in the mission-related area in line with international law.

Q: It is reported that China and Vietnam disputes often occur at sea. How will China deal with such disputes?

A: China’s Nansha Islands and adjacent waters has indisputable sovereignty. Our commitment to properly handle through dialogue and negotiation and resolution of the South China Sea dispute, together with relevant countries to maintain peace and stability in the South China Sea.

in the South China Sea issue, the Chinese Government has taken a highly responsible attitude and maintain a great restraint, and to put forward a constructive attitude “shelving disputes and seeking common development” idea. We hope that in accordance with recognized international law and modern law of the sea, including the “United Nations Convention on Law of the Sea,” established the basic principles and legal system, through bilateral consultations with countries concerned to peacefully resolve the dispute.

We hope the actual actions within and outside the country to respect and support the peaceful settlement of bilateral disputes of national efforts to promote good-neighborliness and mutual trust, friendship and cooperation and regional stability, not to complicate the dispute.

Q: China stressed the need to strengthen mutual trust with neighboring countries. But recently, Japan, the Philippines and other countries are territorial disputes with China made representations. How does China view the current situation in the South China Sea?

A: I have just mentioned, the essence of the South China Sea in waters near the Nansha Islands and its sovereignty and rights issues, there was no controversy in other areas.

We have always advocated and is committed to equality with the countries concerned through bilateral friendly consultations and negotiations to resolve differences and disputes through peaceful means. We also actively advocate “shelving disputes and seeking common development”, which is the strategic choice of China’s peaceful development. This position is clear. Any country in relation to national sovereignty and territorial integrity and other major issues, will take clear and firm stand. In addressing these issues, China has showed great sincerity and patience.

Q: According to South Korean media reports, senior Chinese officials during the visit to the DPRK, the DPRK side has informed the case of North Korea uranium enrichment program. But China had been said that the DPRK uranium enrichment program has not yet been confirmed. What is your comment?

A: China has expressed concern about North Korean uranium enrichment issue. We believe that North Korea to exercise the right to peaceful use of nuclear energy should comply with international norms. This issue should be included in the six-party talks and the denuclearization of the Peninsula in the discussion, to be properly handled through dialogue and consultation.

Q: Some countries are in Libya by the UN Security Council set up a “no-fly zone” in the resolution. What’s China’s position?

A: The international community should implement Security Council resolution No. 1970, urged the parties to resolve disputes through peaceful means, to calm the situation. Next Council whether and what action to take, depending on whether it helps the situation in Libya as soon as stability is conducive to acts of violence end. In decision-making process, to respect Lee’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and unity, to ensure that the public interest and foreign nationals in the interest of safety and interests are not undermined, but also to listen to Arab and African countries and the importance of the concerns and ideas.