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Hope remains over Iranian nuclear issue: Chinese FM
www.chinaview.cn 2006-03-22 08:26:47

    BEIJING, March 21 (Xinhua) -- There still remains hope for solving the Iranian nuclear standoff through negotiations, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang said here Tuesday.

    All parties concerned should continue to exercise "restraint and flexibility" so as to create favorable conditions for the solution of the issue, Qin said at a news briefing.

    It is China's persistent stance to properly resolve the issue through political negotiations and diplomatic efforts, which accord with the common interests of all permanent and non-permanent members of the UN Security Council.

    China hopes that more time could be given to political negotiations and diplomatic efforts and urges all parties concerned to accelerate the pace of negotiations, he added.

    Speaking of the efforts made by China and Russia in solving theissue, Qin said both countries participate, with a constructive attitude, in the solution of the nuclear-related issues in Iran and on the Korean peninsula.

    "Our aim is to eventually solve the issues through peaceful negotiations", he said.

    "This not only accords with the interests of both countries", but is also conducive to the peace and stability of the world and region as well, he said. Enditem

Editor: Wang Nan
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