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Soviet collapse affects little, says Li Peng
BEIJING, Jan 5 : Chinese Prime Minister LI Peng said on Saturday the Soviet Union's breakup had little effect on neighbouring China, and served to strengthen its resolve to remain socialist, reports Reuter.
He made the remarks to visiting Japanese Foreign -Minister Michio Watanbc, the official New China News Agency said.
The disintegration of the Soviet Union has had Httlc impact on China, on the contrary. It made the Chinese people more confident of building socialism with Chinese characteristics. Li was quoted as saying lo Watanabe.
Watanabe earlier called on
China lo take positive steps to meet International concerns over its human rights record and conventional arms exports.
Watanabe, the first member of Prime Minister Ktlchl Miyazawa's new cabinet to visit China, made the plea to Foreign Minister Qian Qichcn during a three-hour meeting at the state guest house, according to a Japanese Foreign Ministry officials.
"Japan and the world community is interested in the human rights situation in China, he quoted Watanabe as saying.
"Japan hopes that China will make a positive response lo these concerns of international society on human rights. Watanabe was quoted as saying
Qian said China had its own human rights agenda.
He told Watanabe, according to the Japanese official, that China is taking positive steps in accordance with its stage of development but stressed the importance of the right to survival.
China's customary response lo International criticism of its hunuin rights record is that it Is a poor nation where the right lo survival Is ihe primary human righl.
Japan also asked China to conform with UN guidelines on conventional arms transfers, the Japanese officials
Japan hopes Chinn will observe the guidelines of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council on conventional arms transfers, Watanabe was quoted as saying
He expressed hope that China will soon participate in the Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), a set of principles on arms transfers, but the Japanese official had no details on China's response.
Qian pressed Watanabe on a fresh energy development loan to China, requesting approximately 700 billion yen (5.64 billion US. dollars) for 15 projects, the officials said.
Japan will make a response lo the Chinese request fairly soon, he quoted Watanabe as saying
China is keen that Japanese Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko pay a visit later In 1992, which marks the 20lh year since the two countries normalised relations.
But Watanabe was non-committal, having this in mind, Ilie Japanese government is seriously considering the possibility of the visit, the official quoted him as telling Qian.
It would be the first visit by a Japanese monarch lo China, where unhappy memories linger of Japan's occupation of vast strclchcs of Chinese territory during Ine 1930s und 4Os.
During the foreign ministers' talks, Japan invited
Chinese Communist Parly Secretary Jiung Zemin to visit within the next six month*, the Japanese official said.
It will be the first visit lo u major industrialised nation by a Chinese Communist Party boss since Beijing ordered troops to crush pro-democracy demonstrators in June, 1989.
Jiang told Walanube that Beijing anticipated improvement in ties with the United States, the officials news agency later reported.
Jiang said that common interests still exist between China and the US despite the fact that there Is stagnation in bilateral relations, it said.
Jiung did not elaborate on his reasons for optimism.