Taiwan authorities urged not to block dialogues
24/4/2005 15:11
Chinese top political advisor has urged the Taiwan authorities not to
impede the resumption of the cross-Strait dialogues.
Jia Qinglin made
this call when meeting with Vincent C. Siew, chairman of the Taiwan-based
Cross-Strait Market Foundation, on the sidelines of the Boao Forum for Asia in
China's southernmost Hainan Province.
The top advisor said the mainland
is committed to resuming cross-Strait dialogue based on 'one-China' principle
and promoting exchange with all Taiwan political parties, organizations or
representatives who uphold the '1992 Consensus'.
He also reaffirmed the
importance of sound cross-Straits relations for economic exchanges and
cooperation.
Siew believed Taiwan and the mainland could continue to
strengthen their economic and trade cooperation while carrying out political
exchanges in a bid to deepen mutual understanding.
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