Canada also wants to "enter the group"

Foreign media: Canada intends to join the "Blue Pacific Partner" led by the United States

Reuters reported on the 23rd that Canada will join the "Blue Pacific Partner" (PBP) led by the United States in June this year. It is reported that the U.S. Secretary of State Brills, a PBP senior meeting organized during the UN General Assembly this Thursday, also sent representatives to attend. "Blue Pacific Partner" aims to promote the economic and diplomatic relations with the Pacific Island country. At present, members include the United States, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the United Kingdom. According to the United States, in the future, other countries may be added to the organization.

Reuters quoted Canadian Foreign Minister Morani Jolly plans to adopt a draft of speeches on the 22nd local time that Canada will join the "blue Pacific partner" that promotes economic relations with the Pacific Island country. "We are glad to be able to participate in the initial discussion and assist in the formation of this initiative. I am very happy to announce that Canada will join as a formal member of PBP."

Canadian Foreign Minister Melani Jolly Data Map

According to a source previously revealed that Meiraney Jolly intends to say at the PBP senior meeting hosted by Brinken: "Canadians will be affected by the decision -making in the Indo -Pacific region, and we want to participate in the discussion." The source said, the source said that While formulating a new strategy of Indo -Pacific region in Canada, it is an "important step" to join the "Blue Pacific Partner".

According to US media reports, Blingken chaired the "Blue Pacific Partner" for the first time during the UN General Assembly on the 22nd that the United States was committed to the development of the Pacific region. Campbell, a coordinator of the National Security Council, told reporters after the meeting that China's "ambitions" in the Pacific region have aroused concern for the leaders of the Pacific Island country.

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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said inquiries on a regular press conference on the 23rd that the United States stated that the United States expressed his willingness to provide more support for the development of the Pacific Island country. This is good. I hope the United States will say it. Wang Wenbin said that the island nation needs mutually beneficial cooperation based on equality, rather than the right operation of geopolitical calculations. The right to independently carry out exchanges in the island country should be respected and should not be restricted or deprived.

Wang Wenbin emphasized that China's development with the Pacific island nations adheres to equality, mutual respect, win -win cooperation, openness and tolerance, and is sincerely welcomed and supported by the island nation. We are willing to promote the development and prosperity of the island nations in an open and transparent, open and inclusive spirit.

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