China Wishes to Ensure Peninsula Peace with Parties Concerned

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China Wishes to Ensure Peninsula Peace with Parties Concerned

Chinese Vice Foreign Minister WangYi said Friday afternoon that China is willing to work with the United States and other parties concerned to safeguard peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.

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Chinese Vice Foreign Minister WangYi said Friday afternoon that China is willing to work with the United States and other parties concerned to safeguard peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula.

At a news conference concluding the outgoing Beijing six-way talks which ended Friday morning, Wang, also China's chief negotiator to the talks, said that China's principle on addressing the Korean nuclear issue is to ensure peace and stability on the peninsula, which understood by China is also the stand of the United States.

China always insists, Wang said, that while the peninsula is kept nuclear free, Pyongyang's reasonable security concerns should be addressed, which might be helpful to peace and security in longer term.

China was happy to see its advocacy on the nuclear issue has been understood, at various degrees, by various parties, Wang said.

With regard to what are Pyongyang's reasonable security concerns and how to deal with them, China suggested discussing them on the next step, Wang said.

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