Conference on China's Peaceful Reunification Concludes in Moscow

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Conference on China's Peaceful Reunification Concludes in Moscow

The overseas Chinese world conference for promoting peaceful reunification of China concludedin the capital city of Russia on Thursday with the adoption of the"Moscow Declaration."

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The overseas Chinese world conference for promoting peaceful reunification of China concluded in the capital city of Russia on Thursday with the adoption of the "Moscow Declaration."

The declaration calls on the overseas Chinese to play a role of bridge in maintaining and developing the ties across the Taiwan Strait and make new contributions to peaceful reunification of China.

The declaration accuses the forces advocating independence of Taiwan as the greatest "cancer" in Taiwan society, which poses the greatest threat to the stability of the Taiwan Strait and blocks the process of peaceful reunification of China. The activities of these will also seriously hamper the ties across the Taiwan Strait, the declaration warns.

The declaration urges the Taiwan authorities to resume dialogue with the mainland of China on the basis of accepting the consensus reached by the two sides in 1992 and to establish direct links in trade, mail and transport services across the strait.

The declaration urges the world powers to strictly comply with the law of nations and basic rules governing international affairs and abide by their promise on the Taiwan issue.

Over 600 Chinese delegates from some 60 countries and regions around the world attended the two-day event.

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