China supports Palestinian state

sovereignty, Chinese special envoy to the Middle East Wu Sike said this week.
Wu, who was on a visit to Egypt, the third leg of his Middle East and European tour, said China supports handling the Palestinian issue on the basis of a two-state solution.
The establishment of an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital and with full sovereignty is not only the expectation of the Palestinian people, but also is conducive to regional and world peace and stability, the special envoy told reporters after talks with Arab League (AL) Secretary General Nabil el-Arabi at the AL’s headquarters yesterday.
China will keep close co-ordination and co-operation with the AL in this respect, he added.
The two sides discussed about the efforts of Arab countries and the Palestinian side to break the standoff of negotiations in solving the Palestinian issue. China appreciated and supported the efforts, Sun said.
The United Nations must shoulder important responsibilities and play an important role in the Middle East peace process, he said.
The Palestinian side is planning to request the UN to recognise it as an independent state in September.
Head of the Palestinian National Authority Mahmoud Abbas said that the UN recognition would lead to an end of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Wu also said in an interview with Xinhua that to seek UN recognition cannot replace the negotiations, which is the fundamental way leading to the solution to the Palestinian issue.
Before arriving in Cairo last week Friday, Wu visited Palestine and Israel. He also visited France during his tour. – Xinhua.

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