China Concerned About Situation in Yugoslavia

Help | Sitemap | Archive | Advanced Search | Mirror in USA



CHINA BUSINESS OPINION WORLD SCI-EDU SPORTS LIFE WAP SERVICE FEATURES PHOTO GALLERY
	INTERACTIVE
	Message Board
	Feedback
	Voice of Readers
	China Quiz





	China At a Glance
	Constitution of the PRC
	State Organs of the PRC
	CPC and State Leaders
	Chinese President Jiang Zemin
	White Papers of Chinese Government
	Selected Works of Deng Xiaoping
	English Websites in China



	Help About Us SiteMap Employment
	MIRROR

	U.S. Mirror Japan Mirror Tech-Net Mirror Edu-Net Mirror

Friday, October 06, 2000, updated at 18:23(GMT+8)

China

China Concerned About Situation in Yugoslavia

China is seriously concerned about the situation in Yugoslavia and appeals for restoration of stability in that country, Foreign Ministry spokesman Sun Yuxi said Friday.

China calls on all ethnic groups and political forces in Yugoslavia to give priority to the fundamental interests of the state and people in order to properly deal with the current situation through peaceful means and prevent armed conflicts and maintain national stability.

Sun reiterated that China has long pursued the policy of non-interference in other country's internal affairs, and respected the choice of the Yugoslav people.

China believes that the Yugoslav people are fully capable of solving their current problem free from external interference.


Print	Discuss It	Recommend to your friend

In This Section



	China is seriously concerned about the situation in Yugoslavia and appeals for restoration of stability in that country, Foreign Ministry spokesman Sun Yuxi said Friday.




Advanced Search


	Russian President Urges Peaceful Solution to Yugoslav Disturbances U.S. Tries to Influence Yugoslav Election: Indian Observers