According to multiple reports, Milley, the newly elected candidate of Argentina's far-right electoral coalition "Freedom Forward Party", was officially sworn in in the capital Buenos Aires on December 10, marking that he will lead Argentina to a four-year term. At the solemn inauguration ceremony, Millet received the ribbon and scepter as he took the oath to the Argentine Constitution, a moment that was recorded. In his inaugural speech, Milley publicly stated that he would go all out to push for change with the aim of ending the recession and rebuilding the country's prosperity.
It is worth noting that at the inauguration ceremony of Milley, a senior Chinese ** appeared, that is, Wu Weihua, the special envoy of the Chinese leader and vice chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress. Wu Weihua was recently invited by Argentina to fly to the capital Buenos Aires. In addition to attending Milley's inauguration ceremony, Wu Weihua also met with Milley, and the two sides had an in-depth and candid exchange.
Mao Ning, a spokesman for China, said that during the meeting between the two sides, Milley expressed three important commitments to Wu Weihua. It is reported that Milley stressed that Singapore attaches great importance to Sino-Arab relations, will continue to firmly adhere to the one-China principle, and is willing to promote the in-depth development of exchanges and cooperation between the two countries in economic, trade, people-to-people and other fields. This statement shows that the friendly relations between Argentina and China will be consolidated and expanded under the leadership of Milley.
Milley's statement is a clear demonstration of his overarching commitment to China, which is that Argentina attaches great importance to its relations with China. It is worth noting that during the election campaign, Milley made a number of radical remarks, which attracted widespread attention from the outside world.
In response to this question, Mao Ning pointed out that there were some misunderstandings. However, to this day, in the meeting with Wu Weihua, Milley, as the new Argentine **, made a clear commitment that the Argentine new ** attaches great importance to relations with China, in fact, negating the previous misreading and exaggerated interpretation by the outside world.
Milley's second commitment to China is that he will firmly adhere to the one-China principle. This principle is particularly important when China has repeatedly emphasized China-Taiwan relations, because the Taiwan issue involves China's core interests and is an insurmountable political bottom line in China's foreign relations. During the meeting, Lai specially stressed that he would continue to firmly pursue the one-China principle, which showed that he had a profound understanding of the Taiwan issue.
The third commitment made by Milley is to deepen Sino-Arab exchanges and cooperation in the economic, cultural and other fields. Although he made some radical remarks about Sino-Arab relations during the election campaign, with his election and official assumption of office, his China policy will become more pragmatic and rational as a politically intelligent leader. The message conveyed by Milley's statement is undoubtedly strong, indicating that he is willing to play an active role in promoting relations between the two countries.
China and Argentina are both important economic entities in the world, and they have close cooperation in various fields. Deepening cooperation and exchanges between the two sides and promoting their respective development to achieve more far-reaching results is an urgent need that is in line with the trend of the times and the resonance of public opinion.