China urges UN to uphold postwar international order
China drove around 30% of global growth in recent years, according to Han.
China’s representative Han called for the UN-centered international order and international law to be upheld, and urged dialogue on global disputes. He also outlined China’s positions on Gaza, Ukraine, development, AI and UN reform.
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Han called for the post-World War Two international system centered on the UN and international law to be upheld.
“the international system centered on the UN and the international order, underpinned by international law that emerged after World War Two “must be upheld””
Han called for international disputes to be settled through dialogue rather than unilateral military actions that violate the UN Charter or bypass Security Council authorization.
“calling for disputes to be settled through dialogue rather than “unilateral military actions that violate the UN Charter and circumvent Security Council authorization.””
Han called for Gaza’s reconstruction to follow the principle of Palestinians governing Palestine and for a return to a two-state solution.
“called for reconstruction in Gaza to proceed “in accordance with the principle of the Palestinians governing Palestine,” alongside a return to the two-state solution”