On August 6th, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun answered questions from reporters.
Brazil’s S ã o Paulo Page News reporter: Brazil is expanding its diplomatic presence in Beijing, with the Federal Tax Bureau and Federal Police Bureau sending new commissioners to China, and generals serving as military attach é s in the army and navy stationed in China. What is China’s comment on this?
Guo Jiakun: Under the strategic guidance of the two heads of state, China and Pakistan have achieved fruitful results in jointly promoting the construction of a community with a shared future for a more just world and a more sustainable planet. China Pakistan mutually beneficial and friendly cooperation benefits the two peoples, boosts the modernization process of their respective countries, and becomes a model of joint progress, solidarity and cooperation among major developing countries. China is willing to work with Pakistan to continuously deepen cooperation in various fields and enrich the strategic connotation of the China Pakistan community with a shared future.
Reuters reporter: According to reports, a former Chinese aide to a German politician from the Alternative for Germany party has appeared in court on charges of providing “spy services” to Chinese intelligence agencies. Another Chinese woman on trial is accused of providing assistance in flight information and other aspects. What is the comment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on this?
Guo Jiakun: China has always opposed the hype of the so-called “Chinese spy threat” and urged relevant parties to stop slandering and smearing.
Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that the Ukrainian military has recorded the participation of mercenaries from China, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, and some African countries in the Russian Ukrainian conflict in the direction of Kharkiv. What is the comment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on this?
Guo Jiakun: On the issue of the Ukrainian crisis, China’s position has been consistent and clear, always committed to promoting peace talks and pushing for a ceasefire. The Chinese side has issued multiple security reminders, requiring Chinese citizens to stay away from areas of armed conflict, avoid any form of involvement in the conflict, and especially avoid participating in any military actions of either side.
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