FM spokesman: China hopes to see Mongolia maintain stability
global-b2b-market.com ( Editor: Haiyan Yang ) -- china hopes to see mongolia maintain stability, foreign ministry spokesman liu jianchao said here thursday.
liu made the remarks on a routine press conference when asked about the riots in the mongolian capital ulan bator caused by parliamentary elections.
as mongolia`s neighbour, china hopes to see smooth development of bilateral relations and normal exchanges of the two peoples.
he said no special measures were taken by the chinese side at the china-mongolia border.
five people were killed and more than 300 others injured in mongolia`s political turmoil on tuesday, sparking a four-day state of emergency declared by president nambariin enkhbayar.
the riots were a result of alleged fraudulent practices in sunday`s parliamentary elections, a competition between the mongolian people`s revolutionary party and the democratic party, the partners of the coalition government.
on tuesday afternoon, around 1,000 supporters of the democratic party and other parties marched in ulan bator`s central square to protest against alleged fraud in the elections.
liu made the remarks on a routine press conference when asked about the riots in the mongolian capital ulan bator caused by parliamentary elections.
as mongolia`s neighbour, china hopes to see smooth development of bilateral relations and normal exchanges of the two peoples.
he said no special measures were taken by the chinese side at the china-mongolia border.
five people were killed and more than 300 others injured in mongolia`s political turmoil on tuesday, sparking a four-day state of emergency declared by president nambariin enkhbayar.
the riots were a result of alleged fraudulent practices in sunday`s parliamentary elections, a competition between the mongolian people`s revolutionary party and the democratic party, the partners of the coalition government.
on tuesday afternoon, around 1,000 supporters of the democratic party and other parties marched in ulan bator`s central square to protest against alleged fraud in the elections.
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