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China urges full implementation of ceasefire deal in Gaza

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China urges full implementation of ceasefire deal in Gaza

2025-02-26 14:21 Last Updated At:17:57

China called for a comprehensive implementation of the ceasefire deal at the Gaza Strip and urged swift progress on the second phase of negotiations at a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) meeting on Tuesday.

Fu Cong, China's permanent representative to the United Nations, voiced deep concern over the immense humanitarian crisis caused by 15 months of conflict in Gaza.

He called for the immediate release of all hostages and stressed the need to ensure that the 2 million surviving residents in Gaza are not trapped in further violence.

Fu underscored that the ceasefire agreement must be fully upheld to achieve lasting peace.

"Violations of the ceasefire agreement have occurred frequently in recent days. We are gravely concerned and strongly urge all parties to fully implement the ceasefire agreement. Particularly in ensuring humanitarian aid access and the release of hostages, the terms of the ceasefire must be strictly honored with sincerity and seriousness. The international community should encourage and support parties concerned to speed up negotiations. In particular, countries with significant influence over the parties involved, should play their role to this end," he said.

Fu also expressed concern over Israel's large-scale military operations in the West Bank, which have continued for over a month.

He noted that this has led to the largest displacement of Palestinians since 1967.

Warning against further escalation, Fu criticized Israel's plan to maintain a long-term military presence in the West Bank and urged an immediate halt to military actions, settlement expansion and settler violence to prevent further deterioration of the situation.

Emphasizing that the root cause of the prolonged crisis is the failure to implement the two-state solution, Fu called for Gaza's post-war governance to be led by Palestinians.

He urged the international community to support Gaza's reconstruction and safeguard the irreplaceable role of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) in humanitarian aid and rebuilding efforts.

China, he affirmed, will continue working with the international community to seek a comprehensive, just and lasting resolution to the Palestinian issue and broader Middle East peace.

China urges full implementation of ceasefire deal in Gaza

China urges full implementation of ceasefire deal in Gaza

China urges full implementation of ceasefire deal in Gaza

China urges full implementation of ceasefire deal in Gaza

China urges full implementation of ceasefire deal in Gaza

China urges full implementation of ceasefire deal in Gaza

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif attended the third Pakistan-China B2B Investment Conference for the information technology and telecommunications, battery energy storage systems, and agricultural sectors in Hangzhou City, east China's Zhejiang Province on Sunday morning.

Sharif arrived in Hangzhou on Saturday for an official visit to China that will run through Tuesday, at the invitation of Premier Li Qiang.

As one of the key events during the prime minister's visit, the B2B investment conference brought together senior executives and industry leaders from both countries.

During the event, Sharif witnessed the singing of multiple economic and trade agreements between the two countries and delivered a speech to the attending business representatives. In his remarks, he specially commemorated the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and Pakistan.

The prime minister said that substantial memorandums of understanding (MOUs) had been signed during his previous visits, as well as this Hangzhou conference. He stressed that these MOUs need to be transformed into formal agreements, expecting further bilateral cooperation in four key sectors including agriculture.

Business representatives from both countries started discussions on cooperation at the match-making area right after the event's opening ceremony. With over 500 Chinese and Pakistani companies in attendance, the event highlighted the growing cooperation between the two countries in emerging industries.

Prime Minister Sharif will visit a Chinese internet company in Hangzhou on Sunday afternoon.

Pakistani PM attends business investment event in Hangzhou

Pakistani PM attends business investment event in Hangzhou

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