China appeals to various parties in Mali to prepare favorable conditions for the constitution referendum

The United Nations Security Council held an open debate on the Mali issue on 16 June local time. Chinese representative to the United Nations, Chiang Chun-Wan, urged the parties in Mali to resolve existing differences through dialogue and create favorable conditions for holding a referendum on the constitution.

According to the Chinese side, recently, in order to safeguard the national stable development, Mali Made positive efforts in promoting political transition, countering terrorism, etc., and also achieved obvious progress. The constitutional referendum can be called an important step in advancing the transition process in Mali and safeguarding long-term stability.

Chinese Representative to the United Nations, Jiang Chuan, said that China welcomes the fact that Mali has approved the draft constitution., Positive progress has been achieved in preparing for the referendum and building electoral institutions. China encourages all parties in Mali to resolve possible differences through dialogue and create conditions conducive to the holding of the constitutional referendum.

The Chinese side said that China appreciates the proactive anti-terrorist actions taken by the Malian government to deter terrorist forces. money to the international community, Device, intelligence gathering, Mali should be supported in strengthening the capacity building of the security sector with emphasis on logistics etc. China has always opposed the politicization of human rights issues. Double standards should not be adopted on the issue of counter-terrorism. It is necessary that anti-terrorist operations are prevented from being tarnished, Otherwise it will only provide opportunities for terrorist forces to take advantage.

The Chinese side pointed out that the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission has been deployed in Mali for a decade, which costs a lot. The deadline for this mission is going to end at the end of this month. China looks forward to the various members of the UN Security Council making a decision on this matter after carefully listening to Mali’s views and concerns.