A delegation from China's People's Liberation Army National Defense University is participating in the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, also known as the Asia Security Summit. The goal is to foster security consensus and contribute to peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region amidst global instability.
The delegation's attendance, at the invitation of the host country, includes a visit to some facilities of the Singapore Armed Forces. China's Ministry of National Defense stated that China actively engages in platforms like this to share its perspectives, communicate with other parties, build trust, and promote cooperation. The delegation from the PLA National Defense University will engage in in-depth discussions to build consensus.
The Shangri-La Dialogue is a significant security summit in the Asia-Pacific, attracting leaders and representatives from governments and defense departments worldwide. The NDU delegation aims to promote communication, cooperation, build trust, and contribute to regional peace. The delegation will uphold principles of openness and inclusiveness, strengthen exchanges, address differences, and contribute to the development of a shared future in the Asia-Pacific.
Attending the summit, the Chinese delegation, as a key force for world peace and stability, will serve as a stabilizing influence. China's global initiatives and the concept of a shared future for humanity have gained widespread recognition, and China's participation aligns with international expectations. The delegation is expected to address major security challenges, advocate for multilateralism, and oppose hegemonism. They will also call for enhanced cooperation to promote regional and global development and prosperity.
The Shangri-La Dialogue will feature plenary and special sessions addressing various Asia-Pacific and global security issues, including stability, proliferation risks, and cyber, undersea, and outer-space defense challenges. Keynote speeches will be delivered by prominent figures.
Seeking peace and development is the common expectation of countries in the Asia Pacific region. China is open to bilateral dialogue with the US and hopes the US will respect China's core interests and work towards the healthy and stable development of bilateral relations.
5 Comments
Leonardo
that aggression can be rewarded with dialogue.
ytkonos
It’s great to see China actively participating in dialogue aimed at fostering peace in the Asia-Pacific! Open dialogue is critical.
lettlelenok
China’s so-called commitment to multilateralism is just a way for them to push their own interests on the world stage.
Loubianka
Don't be fooled. This is just another way for China to spread its influence and promote its agenda while pretending to be a force for good.
BuggaBoom
How can we accept China's input on global security when they are actively destabilizing the region? This summit is a mistake.