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Leaders from multiple countries deliver New Year's greetings calling for peace and development

2025-01-02   

As 2025 approaches, leaders from multiple countries have issued New Year's greetings, calling on the people to unite and tackle challenges, and jointly create a future of peace and development. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar stated that as the rotating chair of ASEAN in 2025, Malaysia will be committed to promoting regional development in a fair and just manner. He emphasized that the current complex international situation requires ASEAN to reposition its role and move forward. Malaysia will use the theme of "inclusivity and sustainability" to unite regional forces and jointly promote sustainable development among countries in the region. South Korean Acting President Choi Sang mu said that South Korea is facing an "unprecedented severe situation" and the government will do its utmost to stabilize the operation of national politics. He said that the government will engage in in-depth communication with the parliament, ruling and opposition parties, and seek solutions to the many problems at hand. The government will do its best to maintain stability in various aspects such as national defense, diplomacy, economy, and society, so that the people can feel at ease. The government will also maintain close communication with major countries to safeguard the national interests of South Korea. Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said that Japan is facing a serious problem of population decline, leading to a gradual decline in economic vitality. Japan will launch "Local Revitalization 2.0" to correct the problem of excessive concentration of resources towards Tokyo, connect attractive places with big cities, and create a Japan that can achieve diverse national happiness. In addition, Japan will promote the transformation towards a growth economy led by salary increases and investment, and is committed to building a social security system that can bring a sense of security. Russian President Putin stated that in the past 25 years, Russia has witnessed many historic and significant events, established and achieved many ambitious goals, and successfully addressed the most difficult challenges. Although there are still many issues to be resolved, we have reason to be proud of the achievements we have made. "Putin did not directly mention the Ukrainian crisis, but praised Russian soldiers as" brave "and" true heroes. He also announced that Russia will designate 2025 as the "Defender of the Fatherland Year" to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War. Ukrainian President Zelensky said that Ukraine has the ability to achieve a just peace and thanks the Ukrainian people for "withstanding all difficulties with dignity" over the past year. Every day of the new year, we must fight for a strong enough Ukraine. Only such a Ukraine can be respected and listened to, whether on the battlefield or at the negotiating table. Zelensky said that Ukraine's path to joining the European Union is irreversible, and "one day, Ukraine will also join NATO. We know that peace will not be given to us as a gift, but we will do everything we can to stop Russia and end the war. We have successfully completed our work for 2024. All the goals we set at the beginning of the year have been achieved, "Azerbaijani President Aliyev emphasized the country's economic growth and social progress in 2024. He said that the success of the 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP29) held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, is a vivid proof of Azerbaijan's increasing international prestige. Uzbekistan's President Mirziyoyev pointed out that the concept of "New Uzbekistan" is gradually becoming a reality, and Uzbekistan's international status is constantly improving. He declared 2025 as the Year of Environmental Protection and Green Economy, with the main goal of achieving a sustainable balance between the economy and the environment, and creating more development opportunities for businesses. French President Macron said that the international situation is turbulent, and "Europe's own security and defense can no longer be represented by other countries. Without security, there can be no prosperity. France will make a difference through diplomacy and military power. Macron calls for a 'European awakening' in the fields of science, thought, technology, industry, agriculture, energy, ecology, and more. Macron also stated that the successful hosting of the Paris Olympics and Paralympics is an unforgettable memory for the French people. He called on the people to be more united in the new year. Italian President Mattarella hopes that the new year will bring 'real peace' to the world. He said that numerous conflicts and challenges worldwide have cast a shadow over the New Year, with thousands of civilian victims trapped in ongoing wars, and the urgency to achieve peace is unprecedented. Polish President Duda said that in the current turbulent era, peace and freedom are not permanent and need to be fought for every day. The Ukrainian crisis must end with a just and peaceful resolution, ensuring that another potentially larger conflict does not erupt in the future. Egyptian President Sisi expressed his wishes for the prosperity and progress of the country in 2025, "hoping that all our wishes and aspirations can be realized. We will continue to work together for a peaceful and stable future. Chadian President Mohamed Deby stated that he is pleased to see the first batch of French troops stationed in Chad withdraw, and other French troops will gradually withdraw until January 31, 2025. In the field of diplomacy, we strive to strengthen our relationships with brotherly and friendly countries as well as partner institutions. Gabon's transitional president, N'guima, summarized the achievements of the transitional government in promoting inclusive national dialogue, reforming national institutions, and launching multiple infrastructure projects. He said that Gabon will end its transition period with "free and transparent elections" and hold presidential elections as scheduled, hoping that all eligible citizens will actively participate in voter registration. (New Society)

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