Emmanuel Macron calls on France and China to “unite” their “forces” once morest the war in Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron called on his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Tuesday to “unite” their “forces” once morest the war in Ukraine, stressing that the “stability” of the world was also in China’s “interest”.
It is necessary “to join forces to respond both to the major international challenges, you mentioned that of the climate to cite just one and undoubtedly the most significant, but also to international crises such as the war launched by Russia in Ukraine for which the G20 is an appropriate format,” he said at the start of a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Bali.
China has not condemned the Russian offensive in Ukraine launched on February 24 and remains very reluctant, like many southern countries, including Indonesia, to criticize Moscow, including at the G20 summit.
