China Promotes Global Development at U.N. Amid Tensions and Trade Disputes

China's vice president emphasizes global development, multilateralism, and peace at U.N. while avoiding direct mentions of Taiwan and trade conflicts.

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September 27, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — New York, United States — Chinese Vice President Han Zheng delivered a speech at the United Nations General Assembly, emphasizing global development as the key to addressing worldwide challenges. His address avoided direct references to sensitive issues like Taiwan and focused on promoting international cooperation and economic growth.

During his remarks, Han highlighted China’s commitment to multilateralism and open trade, stating that protectionism harms all nations. He also reiterated China’s stance on respecting the sovereignty of Middle Eastern countries, including Iran, while advocating for peaceful resolutions to conflicts.

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The speech came amid ongoing trade tensions between China and the United States, with Han subtly critiquing protectionist policies. Despite the absence of Chinese President Xi Jinping, Han’s presence underscored China’s continued engagement with global institutions and its role in shaping international dialogue.

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