Chinese legislator praises relations with Guyana
Tuesday, June 8, 2004
BEIJING, China (Xinhuanet): The
strengthening of parliamentary exchanges and cooperation between China and
Guyana will help push forward the expansion of bilateral relations, Chairman
of the National People's Congress (NPC) Standing Committee Wu Bangguo said
here Monday.
Wu made the remark in his meeting with a
delegation from the National Assembly of Guyana headed by its Speaker Hari
Narayen Ramkarran in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing Monday afternoon.
Wu said Guyana was the first English-spoken
Caribbean country that established diplomatic relations with China. The two
countries have seen all round development of bilateral relations and supported
each other in international affairs since then, Wu said.
Wu said frequent exchanges of high-level
visits in recent years have helped deepen mutual trust between the two
countries. He appreciated the government and parliament of Guyana for their
consistent adherence to the "one-China" policy. He expressed the wish that the
government, parliament and people of Guyana will continue to support China's
great cause of reunification.
Ramkarran said the two countries have
maintained a friendly relationship of cooperation over the years. And
bilateral relations are expanding to wider areas and higher levels at present,
he said.
Ramkarran thanked China for its support to
Guyana in its economic and social development, adding that expanding relations
with China is a common will of all political sections of Guyana.
He reiterated Guyana's stance on firmly
adhering to the "one-China" policy and supporting China's reunification.
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