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Chapter 1 INTERNATIONAL SITUAION IN2003 1

1．An overview 1

2．Regional Situations in the World 8

3．Special Events 25

Chapter 2 CHINA'S DIPLOMATIC WORK IN2003 33

1．An overview 33

2．China's External Relations 39

3．Special Events 54

Chapter 3 CHINA'S RELATONS WITH COUNTRIES HAVING DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH CHINA 76

Afghanistan 76

ALbania 78

Algeria 79

Andorra 81

Angola 82

Antigua and Barbuda 84

Argentina 85

Armenia 87

Australia 88

Austria 90

Azerbaijan 91

Bahamas 93

Bahrain 94

Bangladesh 95

Barbados 97

Belarus 98

Belgium 100

Benin 102

Bolivia 103

Bosnia and Herzegovina 104

Botswana 105

Brazil 106

Brunei Darussalam 108

Bulgaria 109

Burundi 110

Cambodia 112

Cameroon 114

Canada 116

Cape Verde 118

Central African Republic 119

Chile 120

Colombia 122

Comoros 123

Congo 124

Cook lslands 125

C？te d'lvoire 126

Croatia 127

Cuba 129

Cyprus 131

Czech Republic 133

Denmark 134

Djibouti 135

D.P.R.K. 136

D.R.Congo 139

Ecuador 141

Egypt 142

Equatorial Guinea 144

Eritrea 145

Estonia 146

Ethiopia 147

Fiji 149

Finland 150

France 151

Gabon 154

Georgia 155

Germany 157

Ghana 161

Greece 162

Guinea 164

Guinea-Bissau 165

Guyana 166

Hungary 167

Iceland 169

India 170

Indonesia 173

Iran 175

Iraq 177

Ireland 179

Israel 180

Italy 182

Jamaica 184

Japan 185

Jordan 189

Kazakhstan 190

Kenya 192

Kuwait 194

Kyrgyzstan 195

Laos 197

Latvia 198

Lebanon 200

Lesotho 201

Liberia 202

Libya 204

Liechtenstein 205

Lithuania 206

Luxembourg 208

Macedonia 209

Madagascar 211

Malaysia 212

Maldives 214

Mali 215

Malta 216

Mauritania 217

Mauritius 218

Mexico 219

Micronesia,F.S. 222

Moldova 223

Monaco 224

Mongolia 225

Morocco 226

Mozambique 227

Myanmar 229

Namibia 231

Nauru 232

Nepal 233

Netherlands 235

New Zealand 236

Niger 238

Nigeria 239

Norway 241

Oman 243

Pakistan 244

Palestine 246

Papua New Guinea 248

Peru 249

Philippines 250

Poland 252

Portugal 254

Qatar 256

R.O.K. 257

Romania 259

Russia 261

Rwanda 266

Saint Lucia 267

Samoa 268

San Marino 269

Saudi Arabia 270

Serbia and Montenegro 271

Seychelles 273

Sierra Leone 274

Singapore 276

Slovakia 277

Slovenia 278

Somalia 279

South Africa 280

Spain 282

Sri Lanka 285

Sudan 287

Suriname 288

Sweden 289

Switzerland 291

Syria 293

Tajikistan 294

Tanzania 296

Thailand 298

Timor-Leste 299

Togo 300

Tonga 301

Trinidad and Tobago 302

Tunisia 303

Turkey 304

Turkmenistan 306

Uganda 307

Ukraine 309

United Arab Emirates 311

United Kingdom 312

United States of America 315

Uruguay 319

CHINA'S FOREIGN AFFAIRSUzbekistan 320

Vanuatu 322

Venezuela 323

VietNam 324

Yemen 326

Zambia 327

Zimbabwe 329

European Union 331

Chapter 4 CHINA'S RELATIONS WITHINTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 337

China and the United Nations 337

1．Political and Security Fields 337

2．Disarmament and Arms Control 354

3．Economic Field 359

4．Social Issues 363

5．Human Rights 367

6．Taiwan's"Participation"in the United Nations Denied 369

China's Relations with other International andRegional Organizations 371

1．World Trade Organization 371

2．World Health Organization 372

3．Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation 373

4．Asia-Europe Meeting 374

5．Shanghai Cooperation Organization 378

6．Association of Southeast Asian Nations 381

7．ASEAN Plus China,Japan and ROK 382

8．ASEAN Regional Forum 383

9．Bo'ao Forum for Asia 384

10．Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific 386

11．Forum for East Asia and Latin America Cooperation 388

12．Greater Mekong Sub-region 389

13．Pacific Islands Forum 390

14．African Union 391

15．League of Arab States 392

16．Gulf Cooperation Council 393

17．The Rio Group 393

18．Mercado Comùn del Sur(MERCOSUR) 394

19．Andean Community 395

Chapter 5 TREATY AND LEGAL ASPECTS OF CHINA'S DIPLOMACY 397

1．An overview 397

2．Bilateral and Multilateral Treaties 398

3．China's Activities in the Legal Field of the United Nations 400

4．China's Activities in Relation to International Human Rights Law 413

5．China's Activities in Relation to the Law of the Sea 415

6．China and the International Environment Laws 418

7．Territorial and Boundary Affairs 427

8．Mutual Legal Assistance and Cooperation 429

9．Treaty and Legal Work in Other Fields 430

Chapter 6 THE PRESS AND INFORMATION WORK IN CHINA'S DIPLOMACY 436

1．An overview 436

2．Explaining China's Foreign Policy 437

3．Facilitating the Work of Foreign Correspondents Accredited inChina 439

4．Bringing Diplomacy Closer to the Public 442

Chapter 7 CONSULAR WORK OF CHINA'S DIPLOMACY 444

1．An overview 444

2．Consular Consultations 446

3．Consular Protection 449

4．Consular Treaties and Agreements 459

5．Establishment of Consular Posts 461

6．Foreign Consular Posts in China and Foreign-related Cases 463

7．Immigration Issues 465

CHRONICLE OF CHINA'S MAJOR DIPLOMATC ACTIVITIES IN 2003 468

IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC DOCUMENTS IN 2003 477

Appendixes 534

Abbreviations 581

Editor's Note 584