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China discussing timetable for resuming Six-party Talks

www.chinanews.cn 2007-07-06 10:28:44

(Source: Xinhua)

July 6 - China said Thursday it was discussing a timetable to restart the
six-party talks with the other parties involved in the issue.
"The parties have proposed various possibilities for the resumption,"
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Qin Gang said at a regular briefing.
"We are talking to the other parties," he said, adding that China was
"open to proposals".
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Losyukov was quoted by
ITAR-TASS news agency as saying on Wednesday that the talks could resume
next week.
Qin said the Chinese side "had noted the remarks of the Russian chief
delegate" and is consulting with other parties.
The possible resumption of the talks comes after a few weeks of shuttle
diplomacy. U.S. envoy Christopher Hill and Chinese Foreign Minister Yang
Jiechi have both visited the DPRK over the past fortnight.
The DPRK recently invited inspectors from the International Atomic Energy
Agency (IAEA) to inspect its nuclear facility, a step welcomed by the
international community and a positive sign for the six-party talks
process.
The IAEA has devised a verification arrangement in order to shut down and
seal the Yongbyon nuclear establishment after its five-day visit last
week.
Under an agreement adopted by the six parties on Feb. 13, the DPRK was
supposed to shut down and seal off its Yongbyon nuclear facilities within
60 days in exchange for 50,000 tons of heavy fuel oil or equivalent aid.
The spokesman said the six parties involving China, the DPRK, the United
States, the Republic of Korea, Russia and Japan share common goals and
interests, and have made promises on the issue, Qin said.
China will fulfill its promise "strictly and completely", Qin added.

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