Liu Zhaogia: Li Jiachao will be banned from attending the APEC Summit in China may imp

Liu Zhaojia, a consultant to the National Hong Kong and Macau Research Association, said that if Hong Kong Chief Executive Li Jiachao was banned from attending the Asia -Pacific Economic Cooperation Organization Summit (APEC) in November this year, China may impose sanctions on the United States.

Comprehensive Sing Tao Daily and the Internet media "Hong Kong 01" on Friday (July 28) reported that there were US media reports that the Bayeng government decided to ban the Hong Kong chief executive Li Jiachao attending the APEC summit.The presidential election will be held next year. The Bayeng government does not want to exempt Li Jiachao, who has been sanctioned to enter the United States, and affects his election.

He said that the United States is often used by domestic politics and domestic law on the international relations criteria and obligations. In particular, the domestic anti -Hong Kong and anti -port atmosphere in the United States is hot, and the period of the president and the parliamentary election.It is very likely that Li Jiachao's entry into the United States is high.

Liu Zhaojia said that if the United States eventually banned Li Jiachao from attending the APEC Summit, it would not be ruled out that China would impose sanctions on the United States based on the foreign relations that just passed.

Liu Zhaojia expects that the Hong Kong Government will renovate other officials to attend the APEC summit. Otherwise, it will leave the impression that Chinese and even Hong Kong are accepted or acquiesced to unilateral sanctions in the United States.

The Washington Post quoted three informed U.S. officials on Thursday (27th) that the US government decided to ban the Hong Kong Chief Executive Li Jiachao attended the Asia -Pacific Economic Cooperation Organization (APEC) leader summit held in San Francisco in November this year.

U.S. officials in the United States said that the sanctions of Huafu on Li Jiachao did not affect the Hong Kong attending APEC Summit.The White House spokesman was unwilling to comment on this news, and only said: "We look forward to meeting all APEC members' delegations in accordance with US laws and regulations."

The Hong Kong Government issued a press release on Friday, calling on the US government to be practical.Perform the basic responsibility of the host, and invite Li Jiachao to attend the meeting in accordance with the conventional and consistent practice.