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Chinese premier: Korean Peninsula de-nuclearization key to NE Asia security |
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| www.chinaview.cn
2006-09-11 07:39:15
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| Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao (R) meets with
South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun in Helsinki, capital of Finland, Sept.
10, 2006.(Xinhua Photo) | HELSINKI, Sept. 10
(Xinhua) -- Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said in here Sunday that the key to
security in Northeast Asia is still on the realization of de-nuclearization in
Korean Peninsula. The Chinese Premier made the remarks in his meeting with ROK
President Roh Moo-hyun at the sidelines of the sixth summit of Asia-Europe
Meeting (ASEM).
The two leaders expressed their willingness to boost
the development of bilateral relations.
They also exchanged views on the situation in the
Korean Peninsula.
Wen said China is ready to make joint efforts with
DPRK to make contributions for the de-nuclearization in the peninsula and
safeguard security in Northeast Asia.
He said in the meeting that the situation in the
Korean Peninsula is very "complicated and sensitive", because the area is still
not free from the Cold War.
The main parties remain hostile and untrust to the
each other. He said tackling the difficulties and disputes in the area calls for
patience and wisdom from all sides concerned, while dialogue and consultation
must be persisted.
Wen said China and South Korea should continue to
closely cooperate with each other, urging the six parties concerned to abide by
their common statement.
He called on the parties concerned to keep
cool-minded and self-restraint by showing their flexibility, so as to resume the
six parties talks as soon as possible.
The six-party talks on the Korean nuclear issue
involves China, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), the United
States, South Korea, Russia and Japan.
The talks fell in stalemate when the DPRK criticized
the US for imposing "financial sanction" against the DPRK. Agreeing with Wen,
Roh stressed that all parties should try their best to build trust and solve
their differences through dialogue, avoid doing anything to heighten the
tensions. Roh supports and appreciates China for its positive and significant
role on the nuclear issue in the peninsula. He said his country is ready to
closely cooperate with China in safeguarding peace and security in Northeast
Asia and the Korean Peninsula. Enditem
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