China / Sanctions on Taliban not productive says Foreign Minister Wang

Zoom News : Aug 25, 2021, 01:07 AM

China says the global network needs to help probabilities for tremendous tendencies in Afghanistan instead of imposing sanctions on the Taliban.


“The global network needs to inspire and sell the improvement of the state of affairs in Afghanistan in a tremendous direction, help non-violent reconstruction, enhance the health of the human beings and decorate its ability for unbiased improvement,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin instructed journalists at an every day briefing on Tuesday.


“Imposing sanctions and strain at each flip can not resolve the trouble and could best be counterproductive,” Mr Wang said.


China, which shares a narrow border with Afghanistan, has seized at the unsightly scenes at Kabul airport to redouble its harsh complaint of U.S. moves withinside the country, especially its try to install a Western-style democracy. Beijing has kept open its embassy in Kabul and sought to keep friendly relations with the Taliban.

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