Chinese and American Foreign Ministers talk/Beijing: Washington should lift the embargo on Chinese factories

, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, in a conversation with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference, stated that Washington should lift the sanctions imposed on Chinese factories and individuals.

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced in a statement Mr. Yi stated in this conversation that Washington should remove these sanctions and not harm China’s legitimate development rights.

Chinese Foreign Minister America’s decision to separate from China has only caused damage to Washington itself. According to this report, Washington has imposed sanctions on various companies. Chinese companies have been accused by Washington of cooperating with China’s military industries, despite the denials of these companies. American sanctions have also been imposed on Chinese individuals and institutions that are accused of violating human rights in the Xinjiang region.

In recent months, relations between The US and China are seeing signs of recovery as both sides take steps to re-establish communication channels after growing tensions between them in recent decades.

The statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China states: The talks between the two sides were honest, principled and constructive. The two sides also discussed regional issues, including the crisis in Ukraine and the Korean Peninsula.

Wang noted that if the United States correctly calls for stability in is the Taiwan Strait, it must adhere to the principle of one China. There is only one China in the world, and Taiwan is part of China’s territory, and this is the actual situation in Taiwan.

The Chinese government has always considered Taiwan considers it inseparable from its territory and opposes the efforts of this island for independence and independent sovereignty. style=”background-color:white”>Chinese President Xi Jinping called on the US government to take practical measures to facilitate the sustainable development of bilateral relations between them.

The President of China said in his message to Biden: Both countries should seriously implement important agreements that signed by the heads of the two countries, implement and take practical action to facilitate the sustainable, healthy and stable development of relations between Beijing and Washington.

In the meantime, a committee of the US Congress presented an extensive list of bipartisan proposals to reorganize economic relations with China next year. .

Accordingly, the plan aims to achieve legislative goals in this area by 2024 that prevent the US from becoming a rival economic servant. China’s own geopolitics.

While Washington and Beijing have been at odds with each other for a long time on some issues, and so far various officials of the two The country has made many efforts and consultations to solve the problems between them.

In this regard, the presidents of the United States and China in November last year after ups and downs Many issues in relations between them finally met each other on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit.

During the last year, tensions between the two countries after the flight of research balloons China intensified over the American sky. Washington shot down this balloon that was seen in the state of Montana.

Also, the meeting of senior American officials, including the Speaker of the House of Representatives of this country, with the President of Taiwan, which China A part of the mainland knows its own, causing tensions to rise.

Previously the authorities The United States and China announced that they will resume arms control talks after a four-year hiatus.

These consultations were held in the midst of the significant escalation of tensions between the two countries on various bilateral issues and the visit of high-ranking officials of each of these two countries to the other country. These visits include Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to Washington on October 26-28 and US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s visit to Beijing on June 18-19, 2023.

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