China presents ratification of TAC to ASEAN
The Chinese Embassy in Indonesia on Nov. 1 presented the Instrument
of Ratification of the Third Protocol Amending the Treaty of Amity and
Cooperation in Southeast Asia (TAC) to ASEAN.
The Chinese Embassy in Indonesia on Nov. 1 presented the Instrument
of Ratification of the Third Protocol Amending the Treaty of Amity and
Cooperation in Southeast Asia (TAC) to ASEAN.
Counsellor Wang Jinfeng, Director of the Office of ASEAN Affairs from Chinese Embassy, highlighted that China was the first ASEAN Dialogue Partner to accede to the TAC and is committed to developing the strategic partnership for peace and prosperity with ASEAN, according to a press release from the ASEAN Secretariat.
" China firmly supports the leading role of ASEAN in East Asia cooperation," said Wang.
Sayakane Sisouvong, ASEAN Deputy Secretary-General for ASEAN Political-Security Community, said that China 's ratification of the Third Protocol signifies its strong support for ASEAN to ensure a durable peace and stability, as well as to continue playing an important role to create a environment conducive for cooperation in Southeast Asia and beyond.
The protocol will enter into force following the ratification by all TAC signatories./.
Counsellor Wang Jinfeng, Director of the Office of ASEAN Affairs from Chinese Embassy, highlighted that China was the first ASEAN Dialogue Partner to accede to the TAC and is committed to developing the strategic partnership for peace and prosperity with ASEAN, according to a press release from the ASEAN Secretariat.
" China firmly supports the leading role of ASEAN in East Asia cooperation," said Wang.
Sayakane Sisouvong, ASEAN Deputy Secretary-General for ASEAN Political-Security Community, said that China 's ratification of the Third Protocol signifies its strong support for ASEAN to ensure a durable peace and stability, as well as to continue playing an important role to create a environment conducive for cooperation in Southeast Asia and beyond.
The protocol will enter into force following the ratification by all TAC signatories./.
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