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UN Millennium Summits
Chinese President Jiang Returns to Beijing
Chinese President Jiang Zemin for Home expressed the hope in New York
Chinese President Jiang Returns to Beijing
President Jiang Zemin returned to Beijing Sunday
afternoon by a special plane after attending the
United Nations Millennium Summit.
Chinese President Leaves New York for Home
President Jiang Zemin left New York on Saturday
afternoon for home after participating in the
three-day Millennium Summit of the United Nations,
which concluded later Friday at the U.N.
headquarters.
China, Pakistan Vow to Strengthen Bilateral
Cooperation
President Jiang Zemin met with Pakistani Chief
Executive Officer Pervez Musharaf on Saturday
morning, and the two sides are determined to
further their bilateral friendship and cooperation.
Chinese Leader Meets with Sudanese President
President Jiang Zemin met with Sudanese President
Omar Hassan Ahmed El-Bashir on Saturday morning at
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in downtown New York, and
the two leaders exchanged views on how to further
develop bilateral ties.
Jiang: China Remains Developing Nations' Friend
China was, is and will always be a trustworthy
friend of the developing countries, Chinese
President Jiang Zemin said in New York Friday.
U.N. Millennium Summit Adopts Declaration
The three-day U.N. Millennium Summit concluded on
Friday evening at the U.N. headquarters in New York
with the adoption of "United Nations Millennium
Declaration."
Prejudice is Farther away from Truth than Ignorance
: Jiang
China is making an effort to know the U.S. better,
and the U.S. should likewise make an effort to know
China better, Chinese President Jiang Zemin said in
New York Friday.
Jiang Meets with US Clinton
President Jiang Zemin met with US President Bill
Clinton September 8 in New York and exchanged with
him views over the bilateral relations and major
regional and world issues of common concern, a
Chinese official said.
Full Text of UN Permanent Five Summit Document
The following is the full text of the P5 Summit
Document issued Thursday at the end of the
historical summit meeting of the top leaders of the
five permanent member countries of the UN Security
Council.
UN Security Council Issues Statement at Millennium
Summit
The leaders of the five Permanent Members of the UN
Security Council issued a joint statement on
Thursday during the three-day UN Millennium Summit,
pledging to make the international body stronger,
more effective and efficient than ever before as it
enters the new century.
Jiang Expounds Principles of Respect for Sovereign
Equality, Human Rights
Human rights and sovereign equality are the two
fundamental principles that should be both
Irespected in dealing with the world affairs,
Chinese President Jiang Zemin said Thursday at the
interactive round-table session of the United
Nations Millennium Summit.
Chinese President Meets Italian Prime Minister
Chinese President Jiang Zemin met with Italian
Prime Minister Giuliano Amato at the United Nations
headquarters here Thursday and exchanged views on
bilateral relations and international issues.
Geographical Equity Essential to Security Council
Expansion: Jiang
Chinese President Jiang Zemin said on Thursday that
the expansion of the United Nations Security
Council should be based on the principle of
equitable geographical distribution.
Jiang Calls for Fair, Equitable New Int'l Economic
Order
Chinese President Jiang Zemin said Thursday at the
interactive round-table session of the U.N.
Millennium Summit that a fair and equitable new
international economic order should be established
so as to promote the common development of mankind
in the process of economic globalization.
Chinese President on Ways to Strengthen U.N. Role
Chinese President Jiang Zemin on Thursday offered a
four-point view on the strengthening of the United
Nations' role in the new century in order to meet
the need of the international situation and the
requirements of the times.
Chinese President Draws World Attention to African
Problems
Chinese President Jiang Zemin said Thursday that
there will be no world peace and prosperity to
speak of without African stability and development.
Co-Chairmen of U.N. Summit Hails Inter-Korean
Summit
The co-chairpersons of the Millennium Summit
Thursday extended a welcome to the June
Inter-Korean summit and the follow-up measures, and
encouraged the two parties to advance the process
of dialogue in a bid to bring peace and stability
to the Korean Peninsula.
U.N. Security Council Holds Summit Meeting
The United Nations Security Council held Thursday
its second summit meeting since 1992 at the U.N.
headquarters, with the participants reaffirming
their support for the council to continue to play
its positive role in safeguarding world peace and
security.
Clinton Voices Regret Over Frankfurt Airport
Confrontation
U.S. President Bill Clinton Thursday expressed
regret about a confrontation between officials from
the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK)
and U.S. security personnel that led to the
cancellation of the DPRK's participation in the
Millennium Summit, which kicked off Wednesday at
the U.N. headquarters in New York.
Clinton, Arafat Agree to Continue Peace Efforts
U.S. President Bill Clinton and Palestinian leader
Yasser Arafat have agreed during their Wednesday's
talks in New York to continue making efforts in the
coming 24 hours to resume the stalled
Palestinian-Israeli peace talks.
Wednesday, September 06, 2000, updated at
Chinese President Meets Major U.S. Media Chiefs
Chinese President Jiang Zemin expressed the
hope in New York Tuesday that the U.S.
media should help the American people
better understand China and contribute to
the development of Sino-U.S. relations.
Jiang, who arrived on Monday to attend the
U.N. Millennium Summit scheduled from
September 6-8, made these remarks this
morning during a breakfast meeting with the
leaders of some major U.S. media at the Waldorf Hotel
where he stays.
Rupert Murdoch, chairman and chief executive officer
of The News Corporation Ltd., represented the U.S.
media to express his admiration for the positive
efforts and contributions the Chinese President has
made to strengthening the mutual understanding
between the Chinese and U.S. people, and between the
Chinese people and people the world over.
On Sino-U.S. relationship, Jiang said that it is the
right choice of history to establish and maintain a
healthy and stable ties between the two countries,
which is in the long-term interests of the people of
both countries.
Jiang said that during his meeting with President
Clinton in Seattle in 1993, he pointed out that the
two sides should handle the Sino-U.S. relations from
the strategic and long-term point of view.
He stressed that at the dawn of the new century, it
is more necessary for both sides to take such an
attitude to push forward the development of Sino-U.S.
ties.
When answering questions about the across-straits
talks, Jiang said that the message we have sent is
very simple: only when the Taiwan leader recognizes
the One China principle, can the talks begin.
The Chinese President said that Taiwan issue is an
important one with high sensitivity in Sino-U.S.
relations and he expressed his hope that the U.S.
government should keep its promise to explicitly
support the cause of China's peaceful reunification.
He hoped that U.S. media people will go to China to
see with their own eyes the great changes occurred so
that they can better understand that country and
present a realistic picture to the American people.
This will help promote the mutual understanding and
friendly cooperation between the two nations and play
a more positive role in pushing forward the stable
and healthy development of Sino-U.S.relations, he
added.
Chinese Vice-premier Qian Qichen, Foreign Minister
Tang Jiaxuan,Director of the Information Office of
the State Council Zhao Qizheng and Chinese Ambassador
to the United States Li Zhaoxing were present at the
meeting.
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