A Foreign Ministry spokesman said
Wednesday that the international community should work on launching
a timely political dialogue in Syria.
"The international community should focus on promoting the
implementation of Special Envoy Kofi Annan's proposals, urge all
parties concerned in Syria to implement relevant UN Security Council
resolutions, halt the violence and launch a political dialogue with
no attached preconditions or predetermined outcome," said Foreign
Ministry Spokesman Hong Lei.
Hong said China believes it is "imperative to adhere to the right
direction" in regards to finding a political solution to the Syrian
conflict, responding to a question about a Tuesday statement by
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in which the leader said the
country "is in a real state of war."
China is ready to work with the international community to push
for a peaceful, fair and proper resolution to the Syrian conflict as
soon as possible, Hong said.
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China Calls for Early Launch of Political Dialogue in Syria
June 28, 2012
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Source: Copyright Xinhua News Agency - CEIS 2012
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