BEIJING - China supports all efforts that contribute to the peaceful reconstruction and national reconciliation of Afghanistan, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said Friday.Hua made the remarks at a daily press briefing in response to a question about China's expectations for the Tashkent Conference on Afghanistan to be held on March 27.China is willing to, along with the international community, continue to offer assistance to and play a constructive role in the realization of Afghanistan's peace, stability and development, Hua said.China attaches great importance to and will support the upcoming conference held by Uzbekistan, said Hua.Vice Foreign Minister Li Baodong will lead a delegation to the conference, Hua said. cheap personalized silicone wristbands no minimumbracelet montre silicone orangecustom printed wristbands for eventsnike just do it rubber wristbandsafrican rubber bracelets
Photo provided by Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency on March 21, 2018 shows the capsized sand mining vessel in the waters off Malaysia in the Malacca Strait. A sand mining vessel capsized Wednesday morning in the waters off Malaysia in the Malacca Strait, leaving at least 10 crew members missing, according to officials from the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA). [Photo/Xinhua] KUALA LUMPUR - A sand mining vessel capsized Wednesday morning in the waters off Malaysia in the Malacca Strait, leaving at least 10 crew members missing, according to officials from the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA). There were 18 crew members on the vessel, including one Malaysian, one Indonesian and 16 Chinese citizens. Three have been rescued, one was found dead and 11 remained missing, said MMEA. The vessel, JBB RONG CHANG 8, carrying a Dominican flag according to a shipping tracking website marinetraffic.com, capsized 8.5 nautical miles off Parit Jawa in southern Malaysian state of Johor. MMEA received a distress call at around 8:50 am local time and launched a search-and-rescue mission afterwards.
