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China-Japan Consultations Focus on Improved Relations
China and Japan hold high-level talks to improve bilateral relations, address concerns over Taiwan and Fukushima, and promote regional stability.
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Office Of The Foreign Affairs Commission Of The Communist Party Of China (Cpc) Central CommitteeCommunist Party Of China (Cpc)Japan's National Security Secretariat
Wang YiTakeo Akiba
- What was China's stance on regional peace and stability?
- Wang Yi emphasized China's commitment to peaceful development and urged all parties to resist external forces inciting regional confrontation.
- What was the main topic of the China-Japan high-level political consultations?
- China and Japan held high-level political consultations in Beijing, focusing on improving bilateral relations and addressing key issues like the Taiwan question and the discharge of nuclear-contaminated water from Fukushima.
- What specific actions did China urge Japan to take to improve the relationship?
- China urged Japan to adopt an objective view of China, honor its commitment on Taiwan, and take concrete actions to promote bilateral ties.
- What were the overall goals of the consultations in terms of bilateral relations?
- The consultations aimed to build a constructive and stable China-Japan relationship, focusing on mutual benefit and cooperation.
- What agreements were reached during the consultations regarding economic cooperation and the Fukushima water issue?
- Both sides agreed to maintain high-level communication, enhance economic cooperation, and avoid decoupling. They also pledged to implement the consensus on the Fukushima water issue.