Korea says China's stance on Korean Peninsula unchanged despite no reference to denuclearization
China continues to maintain its longstanding position on ensuring peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula, though Beijing has stopped short of explicitly expressing its support for the denuclearization of North Korea, officials in Seoul said Thursday. The remarks came as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi did not refer to the "denuclearization" of the peninsula during a meeting in Seoul the…
China has consistently supported the pursuit of peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula, though Beijing refrained from explicitly endorsing North Korea's denuclearization during a recent meeting in Seoul, according to Seoul's officials. Foreign Minister Wang Yi did not mention denuclearization during his opening remarks at the ministerial meeting, instead emphasizing China's dedication to fostering peace and stability, a minor alteration to China's recent statement.
In his address, Foreign Minister Cho Hyun highlighted Seoul's endeavors to attain denuclearization and peace on the peninsula, urging China to inspire Pyongyang to rejoin diplomatic discussions. Despite this, Wang reiterated China's resolution to assume a constructive role in fostering peace and stability on the peninsula. China has consistently stated that its approach to the Korean Peninsula remains constant and stable, with no alterations to its stance.
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