13:17 08/09/2021
The latest developments are in the center of attention of the international community
China is ready to talk with the leaders of the new Taliban government in Afghanistan. The news was revealed by foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin at the daily briefing in Beijing when asked whether China will recognize the new Afghan government or not.
After the Taliban took power in August, China has repeatedly called for an "open and inclusive" government.
"We hope that Afghanistan's new authorities will listen widely to people of all races and factions in order to fulfill the aspirations of its people and the expectations of the international community."
China respects Afghanistan's sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, the spokesman continued.
This situation has worried US President Joe Biden, who said he was sure China would try to reach an agreement with the Taliban.
"China has a real problem with the Taliban. So they will try to reach an agreement, I'm sure. Like Pakistan, like Russia, like Iran. They are all trying to figure out what to do now."
The United States and the Group of Seven have agreed to coordinate their response to the Taliban, and Washington has blocked the Taliban's access to Afghanistan's reserves, most of which are held by the New York Federal Reserve, to ensure they fulfill their pledges. theirs while respecting women's rights and international law.
But experts say much of that economic power will be lost if China, Russia or other countries fund the Taliban.
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