BEIJING, Dec. 13 (Xinhuanet) -- Liang Guanglie, chief of general
staff of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA), held talks with
Commander of the Fijian Armed Forces Frank Bainimarama here Tuesday.
Since China and Fiji established diplomatic ties 30 years ago, Liang
said, the two countries have promoted mutual political trust and economic
benefits.
In dealing with international affairs, the two countries adhere to
the UN charter and to the basic norms of international relations, which
contributes to regional and world peace, stability and development, Liang
said.
China attaches importance to its relations with the Fijian Armed
Forces, Liang said, adding that China takes a positive attitude towards
the development of relations between the two armed forces.
Liang expressed China's willingness to join hands with Fiji to step
up friendly cooperation.
He briefed Bainimarama on China's principled stance on the Taiwan
question.
Bainimarama voiced appreciation for China's consistent support,saying
that the ties between the two armed forces have grown smoothly.
He hoped that the friendly cooperation between the two armed forces
can maintain good momentum.
The Fijian government and armed forces will continue to abide by the
one-China policy, Bainimarama said.
Bainimarama arrived here on Sunday for an official goodwill visit to
China at the invitation of Liang.