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Beijing will respect choice of Soviet people
BEIJING. Aug 22 : Foreign Minister Qian Qlchen said to day that China would respect the choice 'the Soviet people aade’, following the rein statement of Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, reports AFP
HU comments signified China's first official reaction lo
exnip that briefly toppled the
"We believe that with the
resumption of President Gorbachev of his duties, the good-neighbourly and friendly relations between China and the Soviet Union will continue to develop on the basis set forth in the 1989 and 1991 Sino-Sovict joint communiques. a Chinese foreign Ml nlstry spokesman quoted Qian M telling Soviet Amabssador Ntootoy Soloviev
Bilateral communiques after summit meetings in May
1989 and Muy 1991 called for friendly relations based on peaceful coexistence
Gorbachev had instructed the Soviet Ambassador to brief Chinese leaders on recent de velopments in the Soviet Union and on the restoration of political and social stability in the counliy. a Soviet em bassy spokesmun saki
Soloviev told Qian that Gorbachevs health condition to normal and that the cabinet of
ministers of the Soviet Union will be working on nxsiurvi lo ensure the restoration of the Soviet economy, the Soviet
The Chinese Foreign Minis
always maintained that the Internal affairs of the Soviet Union should be handled by the Soviet people themselves, the Chinese spokesman said
Western diplomats viewed
this response as unsurprising M it was in line with Bcijlngs' professed non-Interference In the internal affairs of other countries, such as lhc collapse
Europe and a military coup in Thailand this year.
In reacting to Gorbachevs
government very nearly repeated its response to his dismissal. In both instances China was among the last of
the world's major powers lo comment officially.
The brief resurgence of orthodox Communists in the Kremlin had met with tacit satisfaction in Bcijtng. where hardliners have had Httk sympathy for Gorbachev's political reforms.
But Chinese leaders were careful not lo gloat. however, as they apparently watted lo sec how lhc coup attempt would play out