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Hu's fruitful Japanese tour 'a major diplomatic move'
(Xinhua)
Updated: 2008-07-10 09:15 China's foreign minister on Wednesday hailed President Hu Jintao's Japanese tour for the Group of Eight Summit's outreach session, calling it a major diplomatic move which produces important achievements in many aspects. President Hu, who arrived in Sapporo, capital of Hokkaido, late Monday, took part in over 20 activities during the past two days, Yang Jiechi said on his way home from Japan.
ELABORATE STANCE, GUIDE COOPERATION During the tour, Hu elaborated China's stance on key international issues and made important proposals which will guide international cooperation, Yang concluded. Through the G8 outreach session in recent years, communications between the world's developed and developing countries have been conducted on key issues to coordinate stance and seek solutions to key issues, a move deemed conducive to the South-North cooperation and the settlement of global problems.
This year's outreach session highlights the pressing issues like global economy, climate change, food and energy security -- issues not only confronted by the international community, but also China. During the meeting, Hu proposed the building of a sustainable world economic system, an orderly international financial system, a just and reasonable international trade regime and a fair and effective global development mechanism. This marked the first time that a Chinese leader has raised a set of comprehensive proposals on building the world's economic system, which reflects China's endeavor to push the economic globalization towards the direction of all-win situation and mutual benefits. |