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China Refuses To Support India For UNSC Permanent Seat
BEIJING, China: Mar 06 (PNS)- China refused to give any commitment supporting India's candidature for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council and said more discussions are needed to arrive at a "consensus" on the issue.
When asked to comment on India's wish of becoming a permanent member of the UN Security Council, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Kong Quan said it "involves changes in the Security Council as a whole."
"Reform of the Security Council involves the interests of many countries. There is no time-table for that and there should be plenty of discussions for consensus to be reached," Kong Quan said at a regular press conference, he added.
It is improper to set a timetable for the reform of United Nations Security Council. The reform of the United Nations is necessary along with the change of the times since its establishment over 50 years ago, Kong said.
The top priority of the reform is to expand the representative rights of developing countries inside the UN Security Council, he said.
Meanwhile, a member of Chinese Think-Tank Tao Jee said China will never support India to become member of the Security Council, in view of its human rights' record.
When asked to comment on China's position on the issue, he said, India's claim for Security Council's membership on the basis of population is not justified.
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China Refuses To Support India For UNSC Permanent Seat
BEIJING, China: Mar 06 (PNS)- China refused to give any commitment supporting India's candidature for a permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council and said more discussions are needed to arrive at a "consensus" on the issue.
When asked to comment on India's wish of becoming a permanent member of the UN Security Council, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Kong Quan said it "involves changes in the Security Council as a whole."
"Reform of the Security Council involves the interests of many countries. There is no time-table for that and there should be plenty of discussions for consensus to be reached," Kong Quan said at a regular press conference, he added.
It is improper to set a timetable for the reform of United Nations Security Council. The reform of the United Nations is necessary along with the change of the times since its establishment over 50 years ago, Kong said.
The top priority of the reform is to expand the representative rights of developing countries inside the UN Security Council, he said.
Meanwhile, a member of Chinese Think-Tank Tao Jee said China will never support India to become member of the Security Council, in view of its human rights' record.
When asked to comment on China's position on the issue, he said, India's claim for Security Council's membership on the basis of population is not justified.
The End.