Nation doesn鈥檛 believe in being 鈥榓 global leader鈥
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INSTEAD of seeking to become a global leader, China will shoulder more responsibility and contribute more to world peace and growth, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said yesterday.
“Rather than talking about leadership, we should really be talking about responsibility,” Wang said on the sidelines of the annual session of the National People’s Congress.
The remarks were made in response to a question whether China was trying to displace the United States to seek global leadership. “China believes in the equality of all countries, large and small, and we don’t believe some countries should lead others,” Wang said.
The United Nations, as the most authoritative and credible intergovernmental organization, should effectively play its role of coordinating international affairs according to the purposes and principles of its charter, he added.
As a permanent member of the UN Security Council, China would fulfil its obligation to international peace and security, he said, promising due contribution to world growth as China is the world’s second largest economy.
Wang summed up Chinese diplomacy with three key words: vision, initiative and consistency.
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