China calls on the Security Council to adjust sanctions on Sudan Dalfur

Dai Bing, deputy representative of the United Nations in the United Nations, spoke while reviewing the situation in the Sudan on the 13th, calling on the Security Council to adjust sanctions to the Darfur area.

Dai Bing said that the sanctions taken by the Security Council on the Darfur area seriously restricted the Sudan government's ability to maintain stability and protect civilians locally, and should be adjusted according to the changes in the situation until it was lifted. China ’s regrets were expressed by the failure of the Security Council to adjust the Sudan sanctions on August 31 on the basis of the resolution, urging the writer to fulfill their responsibilities, restore consultations as soon as possible, and make the greatest efforts to strive for negotiation. It should be emphasized that the relevant benchmarks should be clear, clear, and feasible, and cannot exceed the Darfur issue and existing sanctions measures, let alone a political tool for delaying the sanctions on Sudan.

Dai Bing said that the current Sudan economy and people's livelihood have continued to deteriorate, drought, floods have taken turns, and they need to be resolved in the safety of food safety and loses. The humanitarian situation is facing severe challenges. When the people of the Sudan most need help, the suspension of the Soviet Union's economic assistance and debt reduction for political purposes will exacerbate the Sudan's economic and human pressure, which will not help Sudan out of the current predicament. China calls on the country and international organizations to adopt responsible policies to restore international assistance to Sudan as soon as possible to help Sudan relieve economic and humanistic difficulties.

Dai Bing said that Sudan is currently at a critical stage of political transition. Although there are still challenges and uncertainties in the political situation, the relevant parties have always adhered to dialogue and negotiation, and strived to seek resolution of resolving the transitional government and continuing political transition. It turns out that it has repeatedly proved that solving the Sudan problem must find a path that conforms to the national conditions of the Sudan and the interests of the people of the Sudan country and the people. The artificial impact of external solutions, one -sided pursuit of rapid results, is not conducive to long -lasting political stability. The international community must adhere to the principle of "the Soviet Union and the Soviet Union", maintain a necessary patience to the Sudan internal negotiation dialogue, and support and encourage the political efforts of all parties of Sudan.

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