Su Jiesheng: China and India join hands, the "Asian Century" will come

Comprehensive Indian media news, on the 18th local time, Indian Foreign Minister Su Jiesheng, who was visiting Thailand, delivered a speech at the title of "India's vision of the" India "at the University of Jula Longgong, and answered questions from the media and audiences.

In the question, Su Jiesheng said that Sino -Indian relations depends largely on how the two sides coordinate the interests. He emphasized the concept of "Asian Century", saying that only the "Asian Century" will come if the two China and India cooperate with each other. Essence

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On that day, a reporter asked questions that China's economic influence is increasing. It is not only in the "Indo -Pacific Region", but also in the neighboring country in northern India. How does India intend to balance this power?

Su Jiesheng first acknowledged that the rise of China was obvious, and its influence on the world was very great, but he believed that India was also rising.

In 1988, Deng Xiaoping said when he met with Rajev Gansi that China and India did not develop, and it was not the Asian century. The real Asia -Pacific century or the Asian century is to be considered until China, India and other neighboring countries.

Su Jiesheng used the "Asian Century" to describe the prospects of China -India cooperation in the answer. He emphasized that the "Asian Century" will come together in cooperation between China and India, but if India and China cannot come together, the "Asian Century" will be difficult to happen. One of the biggest issues today is where Indian -China relations will go.

Su Jiesheng added that there are many reasons for China and India to come together, and work together to meet the common interests of the two countries.

In June 2020, India's deliberate provocation caused a conflict between the Sino -Indian border, the situation in the border area was suddenly tense, and the relations between China and India were also in a state of tension. Since then, the two sides have conducted multiple rounds of military and diplomatic negotiations that ease the situation.

In recent months of conversations, Su Jiesheng also said many times that without the peace and tranquility of the border area, the overall relationship between China and India cannot be normalized.

Su Jiesheng was at a press conference. Source: Visual China

But then Su Jiesheng turned around, saying that India's current interests are facing the East, crossing the Indian Ocean, entering the Pacific Ocean, and imagining a "India -Pacific Region" of freedom, openness, tolerance, peace, and prosperity. The legal business of transparent infrastructure investment, freedom of navigation and flight, and unblocked, mutual respect for sovereignty, peaceful resolution of disputes, and equality of all countries.

In his speech, he praised the "Quad Safety Dialogue" (QUAD) of the United States, Japan, and Australia, saying that this mechanism was "the most prominent multilateral platform for the current challenges and opportunities of the" Indo -Pacific Region ".

The Indian Stan Times quoted Su Jesheng as saying that opposing Quad may be a "unilateralist" approach.

It is reported that Su Jiesheng is filming China to refute China's criticism of Quad, and it is also a subtle signal to Russia.

Earlier, the Secretary of the Russian Federal Security Conference, Nicholas Patrusev, said Quad was "prototype of NATO." Russian media wrote an article reminding India that India is superfluous in Quad.

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