Integrity of Territorial and Sovereign Rights at Basis of Relations with Powers Nanking, Mar. 8.
STRONG plea for international ce-operation, in order to attain world prosperity and international peace, was made by Dr. Wang Chung-hui, the famous jurist and diploma in an interview to-day shortly after his assumption of office as Minister of Foreign The plea followed a brief outline of the fundamental principles of China's foreign policy which, he declared, were the maintenance of the integrity of China's territorial and sovereign rights and the conduct of international relations on a basis of equality and reciprocity.
"Under the guidance of these principles," Dr. Wang' said, "all possible efforts will be made, in an atmosphere of peace, to further international comity and friendship.
"political understandings and economic ce-operation, if they are to serve og a means of consolidating velations between nations, must be based on a principle of mutual benefit. Such has een the Axed polley of the Chinese Government, which {in harmony with rational diplomacy.
The Foreign Minister declared that, with: their Interests closely inter~ twined, nations in this modern world were. iving in far greater Inter~ dependence than ever before.
MIN is only through mutual (ea operation," he emphasized, "that world prosperity can be attained and International pence assured, Mutual Benefit Prerequisite Since international ce-operation, in Mr. Hsu was recently appointed Chinese expert in Geneva, but he did not Leave for his post—Central News.
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