In a recent meeting in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called on the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to fulfill its mission and tackle pressing global nuclear issues. These include concerns over the Iranian nuclear challenge, the AUKUS naval cooperation among the United States, Britain, and Australia, as well as the environmental impact of Fukushima’s ocean discharge of nuclear-contaminated water.
Wang Yi, who also serves on the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, warned that unilateral actions, power politics, and bullying could send the world back to a 'law of the jungle'—with small and medium-sized countries paying the price. He stressed that the United Nations was established to uphold a just international order and protect the sovereign equality of all nations.
IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi acknowledged China's role as a stabilizing force in today’s volatile world. Grossi expressed the IAEA’s appreciation for China’s progress in the peaceful use of nuclear energy and confirmed a commitment to deepen cooperation. Both leaders emphasized that neutrality, objectivity, and professionalism are essential for addressing these complex nuclear issues.
This collaborative spirit is almost like a real-life blockbuster team-up, ensuring every player shines in the mission for global stability. Such efforts remind us that when nations work together, they can turn challenges into opportunities 🌐⚛️.
Stay tuned as this evolving story continues to shape the future of nuclear diplomacy on the global stage.
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China urges IAEA to fulfill mission, address global nuclear issues
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