Japan PM says wants 'constructive' China ties, Taiwan stance 'unchanged'


TOKYO: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said Friday (Nov 21) that she wants "constructive" ties with China and that the country's stance on Taiwan remains "unchanged" amid a spat with Beijing over the island.

"At the end of last month, President Xi (Jinping) and I confirmed the broad direction of comprehensively advancing our strategic, mutually beneficial relationship and building a constructive and stable relationship," Takaichi told reporters.

"The government's position remains unchanged" on Taiwan, she added.- AFP

 

 

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