NGOs Mark Anniversary of Jiang's Proposal

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NGOs Mark Anniversary of Jiang's Proposal

Three major non-government organizations (NGOs) held a joint workshop in Beijing on Tuesday to mark the seventh anniversary of Chinese President Jiang Zemin's Eight-Point Proposals for the Peaceful Reunification of the motherland.

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The NGOs were the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, the Chinese Communist Youth League, and the All-China Women's Federation.

At the meeting, the speakers all agreed that Jiang's proposals contain the essence of Deng Xiaoping's theory of "Peaceful Reunification, and One Country, Two Systems".

It shows the determination and sincerity of the Communist Partyof China (CPC) and the central government for the development of cross-straits relations and the promotion of the reunification of the motherland, they held.

It is what all the working people, young people and women in the country aspire to and is a guiding document for the resolutionof the Taiwan issue, the speakers stressed.

They urged the Taiwan authorities to accept the One-China Principle, recognize the consensus reached between the two sides in 1992, and give up all separatist activities.

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Representatives of Taiwan compatriots, industrial and commercial federations, non-Communist parties and other civic organizations in Beijing attended the forum.

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