A statement from China regarding Bahçeli's remarks that are in the spotlight: We have noted it.

27.10.2025 13:10

China's Ambassador to Ankara, Jiang Shuebin, stated that they have taken note of Devlet Bahçeli's proposal for a "Turkey-Russia-China alliance" and mentioned that contacts between the three countries will continue. Shuebin expressed that China does not wish to initiate a trade war with the United States, but they have had to take legitimate measures against wrong steps.

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China's Ambassador to Ankara, Jiang Shuebin, who answered questions from Büşra Arslantaş of CNN Türk, made important statements about Turkey-China relations, the trade war with the USA, and the proposal of MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli for a "Turkey-Russia-China alliance."

"WE HAVE NOTED BAHCELI'S PROPOSAL"

Ambassador Shuebin stated regarding Bahçeli's striking proposal, "We have noted Mr. Bahçeli's proposal and we are following the discussions on this matter." Emphasizing that China has been in dialogue with Turkey and Russia for a long time on the "two-state solution" regarding the Palestine-Israel issue, Shuebin said, "We are also in close cooperation with Turkey and Russia in multilateral platforms such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, BRICS, and G20. We will strengthen these contacts even further in the future."

"WE DO NOT WANT A TRADE WAR WITH THE USA"

Touching on the tension with the USA, Shuebin stated that China "does not want to start a trade war," but they have had to take legitimate measures against the USA's wrong steps. Describing China's export controls on rare earth elements as a "legal measure taken within the framework of international obligations," the Ambassador emphasized that the impact of this step on the global supply chain would be limited.

"WE APPRECIATE TURKEY'S ROLE IN THE REGION"

Highlighting Turkey's influence in the Middle East, Shuebin said they appreciate Ankara's efforts to resolve regional crises. "We have similar positions with Turkey on the issues of Palestine, Ukraine, and Syria. We are ready to increase our communication and coordination to ensure peace and stability," he stated.

The Ambassador emphasized the intention of China to strengthen cooperation with Turkey in these areas by highlighting the "two-state solution" for Palestine, "peace through negotiation" for Ukraine, and "the preservation of sovereignty and territorial integrity" for Syria.