On March 30, China and Solomon Islands signed a framework agreement on bilateral security cooperation. In response to an inquiry at a regular press conference on March 31, foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said that China's security cooperation is based on the principle of mutual equality, mutual benefit and win-win results. It is the due meaning of China's comprehensive cooperation and the legitimate rights of two sovereign and independent countries. It is in line with international law and international practices and does not allow external interference. He pointed out that the security cooperation agreement signed by China and Sri Lanka aims to deepen bilateral cooperation in maintaining social order, protecting people's lives and property, humanitarian assistance and natural disaster response, which is conducive to maintaining social stability, promoting regional peace and stability and promoting the common interests of countries in the region. Wang Wenbin said that the security cooperation between the Institute and the Institute is not aimed at any third party and does not conflict with the cooperation between the Institute and other countries, which can form a useful supplement to the existing cooperation mechanisms in the region. "Pacific island countries are a big stage for international cooperation, not the 'backyard' of any country, let alone the arena for big country games. Relevant parties should treat the security cooperation between China and Sri Lanka objectively and rationally and stop making irresponsible remarks. Attempts to provoke, obstruct and undermine the friendly relations between China and island countries are unpopular and will not succeed." (Xinhua News Agency)