The so-called “Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act of 2020” by the United States is a gross and flagrant interference in China’s domestic affairs.
– Washington’s smear campaign against China’s policy on Xinjiang is “one of the ways to distract their own people from their own problems.”
– U.S. foreign policy is “always aimed at finding the enemy outside the country,” which allows its military-industrial complex to “work and make money.”
– “The United States does not need an economically developed Xinjiang, they do not need a steadily developing economic system of the countries of Central Asia.”
BISHKEK, June 25 (Xinhua) — The U.S. bill on China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region is another confirmation of its interference in other countries’ internal affairs and no one has authorized the United States to determine the order of the world, a senior Kyrgyz statesman has said.
The so-called “Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act of 2020” by the United States is a gross and flagrant interference in China’s domestic affairs and “we Communists protest against such actions,” Iskhak Masaliev, chairman of the Communist Party of Kyrgyzstan, said in a recent interview with Xinhua.
Masaliev, a frequent visitor to China, said he has noticed the fundamental changes that are taking place in Xinjiang and is impressed with the growing quality of life of Xinjiang’s minority groups, including the Uygur people.
Washington’s smear campaign against China’s policy on Xinjiang is “one of the ways to distract their own people from their own problems,” he said, noting that U.S. foreign policy was “always aimed at finding the enemy outside the country,” which allows its military-industrial complex to “work and make money.”
“It turns out that the U.S. leadership imagines itself to be the center of democracy. Everything that happens in the world should happen as they wish,” he said, criticising the United States for not allowing other countries “to take their own development path, believing that the system that is built in the United States is the most ideal and the best.”
“The United States does not need an economically developed Xinjiang, they do not need a steadily developing economic system of the countries of Central Asia,” Masaliev said. “They need a tense situation.
For Masaliev, applying double standards is an inherent quality of the U.S. administrations.
In the eyes of U.S. politicians, China’s fast and energetic development poses a threat to their country. Therefore, Washington uses such illegal methods to contain China’s growth, Masaliev said.
The United States has never concealed its goal to become the number one country in the world, Masaliev said. “They openly campaigned and pursued it, not by economic means or achievements of scientific and technological progress, but by force, ultimatum and sanctions.”
Masaliev said he believes and has full confidence that the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party will be able to resolve all the issues on the way of China’s development. ■
