G20 Summit: China’s sleep over the news of G20 meeting in Jammu and Kashmir, gave such a statement

G20 Summit: China’s meeting of G20 leaders to be held next year Jammu and Kashmir On Thursday protested over reports of India’s plans to hold the event and echoed the voice of its close ally Pakistan, saying the parties concerned should refrain from politicizing the issue. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian, while answering a question from official media in a media briefing, said, “We have taken cognizance of the latest developments.” He said, “China’s stand on Kashmir is consistent and very clear. . This is an ongoing issue between India and Pakistan. An appropriate solution must be found in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, Security Council resolutions and bilateral agreements.

‘Avoid complicating the situation’, China’s advice

“The parties concerned should avoid complicating the situation with unilateral steps,” Zhao said. We should make efforts to resolve disputes through dialogue and dialogue so that regional peace and stability is maintained. “We call on all major economies to focus on the sustainable recovery of the global economy, refrain from politicizing this relevant issue, and make a positive contribution to improving global economic governance,” he said.

Will China attend the meeting as a member of the G20?

Whether as a member of the G20 group China Responding to a question on whether he would attend the meeting, Zhao said, “We will consider whether or not we will attend the meeting.” When asked about the construction of the corridor and India’s objection to it, he said, “Both the cases are of completely different nature. China has undertaken projects to develop Pakistan’s economy and improve the livelihood of its people. The concerned Chinese companies running the projects do this with the aim of helping the local people to develop their economy and improve their livelihood.

Pakistan had also raised objection

“This has not affected our stand on the issue of Kashmir,” Zhao said. Pakistan on June 25 said it rejected India’s attempt to organize a G20 meeting in Kashmir. And hope that the member states of the group will oppose this proposal vehemently, taking full cognizance of the essential elements of law and justice. Jammu and Kashmir will host the G20 meetings in 2023. The world’s largest economies are included in this influential group.

On Thursday, the Jammu and Kashmir administration had formed a 5-member high-level committee for overall coordination. This will be the first major international meeting proposed here after the special status of Jammu and Kashmir was withdrawn. Pakistan Foreign Office spokesman Asim Iftikhar Ahmed said in a statement that Islamabad has taken note of reports in Indian media indicating that India may consider holding some G20 meetings in Jammu and Kashmir. He said, “Pakistan completely rejects any such attempt by India.” Ahmed said that it is a well-known fact that “Jammu and Kashmir is an internationally recognized disputed territory between Pakistan and India and for seven decades It has been on the agenda of the UN Security Council for a long time.