””””MUNICH, Germany, Feb. 9 (Xinhuanet) -- Xiong Guangkai, deputy chief of the
General Staff of the People's Liberation Army of China, outlined here Saturday
China's basic anti-terror policies based on the new security concept.
””””In his speech entitled "Present global anti-terror situation and its
prospect" at the 39th Munich Conference on Security Policy,Xiong said the new
security concept featuring "mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality and
cooperation" is the guideline of the Chinese government to draw up its
anti-terror policies and cooperate with others in fighting terrorism.
””””Xiong said that in view of the new security concept, China has defined its
basic anti-terror policies: condemn terrorism in any form; seek both a temporary
solution and a permanent cure in the process of anti-terrorism; fight terrorism
in a comprehensive way and make the United Nations play a leading role in the
war.
””””Xiong pointed out that as one of the victims of the terrorism, China
actively supports and takes part in the international anti-terrorism
cooperation. Among the 12 international anti-terror conventions, China has
joined 10 and signed one. Also, China has held consultations with the United
States, Russia, Britain, France,Pakistan and India on anti-terrorism, and
conducted with Kyrgyzstan an anti-terror military exercise in 2002.
””””Xiong added that China has adopted a series of effective measures to
prevent terror attacks. As a responsible member of theinternational community,
China is willing to make active efforts in order to maintain long-lasting peace
and common prosperity in the world, he noted. Enditem
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