G7 Foreign Ministers Unite Against China's Aggressive Behavior, Call for Peaceful Resolution
The Group of Seven (G7) foreign ministers from Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States of America, along with the High Representative of the European Union, have issued a statement expressing deep concern over China's provocative actions in the Taiwan Strait.
These actions, including recent large-scale military drills around Taiwan, are raising cross-Strait tensions and posing a significant threat to global security and prosperity. The G7 ministers strongly oppose any unilateral actions that could compromise peace and stability in the region, including those carried out by force or coercion.
The preservation of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait is of paramount importance to both G7 members and the broader international community. The G7 ministers reaffirm their commitment to encouraging peaceful resolution through constructive cross-Strait dialogue.
By uniting against China's aggressive behavior, the G7 foreign ministers aim to promote a stable and secure environment for all parties involved. Their call for peaceful resolution underscores the importance of diplomatic engagement in addressing regional tensions and promoting long-term peace and prosperity.