China and Malaysia have firmly rejected the forced displacement of the Gaza people, emphasizing the urgent need for an independent state of Palestine based on the two-state solution. Their strong stance was revealed in a joint statement on Thursday, following Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to Malaysia.
The joint statement asserts that Gaza undeniably belongs to the Palestinian people. It describes Gaza as an inalienable part of Palestine’s territory. Both nations highlighted the importance of respecting “the Palestinians governing Palestine.” This principle is vital for post-conflict governance in Gaza.
Call for Ceasefire
China and Malaysia also urged full compliance with the ceasefire agreement regarding the situation in Gaza. They expressed deep concern over the ongoing humanitarian crisis. The nations reiterated that upholding Palestinian governance must guide any future administrative efforts in Gaza.
Additionally, the two countries called for Palestine’s full membership in the United Nations. They highlighted the urgent need for justice, dignity, and peace for all Palestinian people. Their commitment to supporting Palestine reinforces their dedication to global peace and stability.
