Chinese President Xi Jinping presented a three-point agenda for resolving the crisis caused by the establishment of the Taliban government in Afghanistan and the objections of the international community.
Addressing a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in Tajikistan, the Chinese president called for an end to the instability created by the change of power in Afghanistan, according to Reuters. The agenda is presented.
Reuters quoted an article by China Media Group as saying that Chinese President Xi Jinping called on the Afghan people to respect Afghanistan's sovereignty, continue the Afghan-led peace process and determine the future of their country. Presented a three-point agenda to give opportunity.
President Jinping added that the situation in Afghanistan is moving from chaos to stability and that we cannot remain indifferent to Afghanistan because of our close neighborliness. The SCO member states should also fulfill their responsibilities in this regard.
The Chinese president demanded that the Afghan conflict be resolved through a political solution as soon as possible, through dialogue with all parties and respect for the views of the people there.
President Xi Jinping added that similar talks should be held with the Taliban government to return to the international community in order to establish a multi-ethnic government and political structure that adopts moderate and positive foreign policies.
On the occasion, the Chinese President stressed the need for financial assistance to the crisis-stricken Afghan people, saying that China is committed to providing humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan and welcoming refugees, while the countries that caused Afghanistan This is the situation today, they should also step up.
The Chinese president blamed the United States and its allies for the current situation in Afghanistan.
