Chinese passports trigger disputes, says Indonesian FM
Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa said on November 26 that
China’s move to include disputed islands on its territorial map found
in new passports is unusual and will trigger disputes.
Indonesian Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa said on November 26 that
China’s move to include disputed islands on its territorial map found
in new passports is unusual and will trigger disputes.
He said that disputes should be settled through dialogue, adding China’s move is not a substitute for talks or dialogue.
Earlier, the Philippines, Vietnam and India raised their concerns against China’s act.-VNA
He said that disputes should be settled through dialogue, adding China’s move is not a substitute for talks or dialogue.
Earlier, the Philippines, Vietnam and India raised their concerns against China’s act.-VNA
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