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ON BUILDING A HUMAN COMMUNITY WITH A SHARED FUTURE


                others. No country should open Pandora’s box by willfully waging
                war or undermining the international rule of  law. Nuclear weapons
                are the Sword of Damocles that hangs over mankind. They should be
                completely prohibited and, ultimately, completely destroyed to realize
                a world free of nuclear weapons. Guided by the principles of peace,
                sovereignty, inclusiveness, and shared governance, we should make the
                deep sea, the polar regions, outer space, and the Internet new frontiers
                for cooperation rather than arenas of competition.
                    We should all build and share together a world of common security.
                There exists in this world no haven of complete freedom from danger. A
                country cannot build its security on the turmoil of others, as the threats
                that beset other countries have every possibility of one day coming to
                haunt itself also. When neighbors are in trouble, instead of tightening
                our own fences, we should extend a helping hand. As the saying goes,
                “United we stand, divided we fall.”  All countries should pursue a
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                common, comprehensive, cooperative, and sustainable approach to
                security.
                    Terrorist attacks that have shaken Europe, North Africa, and the
                Middle East in recent years have shown time and again that terrorism
                is the common enemy of  mankind. Fighting terrorism is the shared
                responsibility of  all countries. In fighting terror, we should not be
                content to just treat the symptoms, but must get to its root causes. We
                should enhance coordination and build a global united front against
                terrorism so as to create an umbrella of  security for people around
                the world. The number of refugees has hit a record high since the end
                of the Second World War. Addressing this crisis is imperative, but we
                should also take time to ponder its roots. Why would anyone choose to
                be displaced if they have a home to return to? The UNHCR and the
                International Organization for Migration should act as the coordinators
                of an effort to mobilize the whole world in an effective response to
                the refugee crisis. China has decided to provide an additional RMB 200
                million of humanitarian assistance for refugees and displaced people
                in Syria. Terrorism and refugee crises alike are both closely tied to
                geopolitical conflict, thus the fundamental solution to these problems
                lies in the resolution of conflicts. Parties directly involved in conflict
                should return to the negotiating table, other parties should work to



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