China opposes certain countries using the Taiwan question as an excuse to increase military deployment in the region and undermine regional peace and stability, said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning at a press briefing in Beijing on Monday.
"Taiwan is an inalienable part of China’s territory, and the Taiwan question is China’s internal affair. The key to upholding cross-Strait peace and stability is to remain committed to the one-China principle. China firmly opposes relevant countries using the Taiwan question as an excuse to strengthen military deployment in the region, heighten tensions and confrontation, and disturb regional peace and stability," said Mao.
China opposes certain countries using Taiwan question as excuse for military deployment
China congratulates Yamandu Orsi on his election as the new president of Uruguay, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said at a press briefing in Beijing on Monday.
Orsi will succeed the sitting president Luis Lacalle Pou in the 2025-2030 period after winning the second round of the presidential elections. Lacalle Pou recognized the opposition candidate as president-elect on Sunday.
"We express congratulations for this smooth and successful presidential election in Uruguay and congratulate Mr. Yamandu Orsi on his election as the new president. China attaches high importance to growing relations with Uruguay and stands ready to work with Uruguay to further strengthen mutual political trust, deepen cooperation and exchanges in various fields, have closer communication and coordination in international and regional affairs, and work for the sustained and in-depth development of our comprehensive strategic partnership to the benefit of the two peoples," said Mao.
China congratulates Yamandu Orsi on election as Uruguayan president: spokeswoman
