Chen Xu, China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office at Geneva and other international organizations in Switzerland, spoke during the general debate at the 75th session of the UN Refugee Executive Committee on the 16th, explaining China's position on the refugee issue. Chen Xu said that the current global forced displacement situation is serious. All parties, especially countries responsible for refugee issues, should increase funding and project investment to support the UN Refugee Agency to play a greater role. The Office should also take more practical measures on issues of concern to southern countries, such as helping refugees to easily resettle and integrate into local society nearby and increase the representation of developing countries. War conflicts are the main cause of large-scale displacements, and the international community should actively promote a cease-fire to stop violence and the political settlement of related issues to avoid causing even greater humanitarian disasters. No party to the conflict has the right to prevent humanitarian agencies from helping refugees. Efforts should be made to find long-term solutions to refugee problems, help countries of refugee origin enhance their ability to develop independently, and create favorable conditions for refugees to return to their homes. It is necessary to give full play to the unique role of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence in refugee status determination, refugee early warning, etc., to promote more accurate and efficient work of the Office.

Chen Xu, China's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office at Geneva and other international organizations in Switzerland, spoke during the general debate at the 75th session of the UN Refugee Executive Committee on the 16th, explaining China's position on the refugee issue. Chen Xu said that the current global forced displacement situation is serious. All parties, especially countries responsible for refugee issues, should increase funding and project investment to support the UN Refugee Agency to play a greater role. The Office should also take more practical measures on issues of concern to southern countries, such as helping refugees to easily resettle and integrate into local society nearby and increase the representation of developing countries. War conflicts are the main cause of large-scale displacements, and the international community should actively promote a cease-fire to stop violence and the political settlement of related issues to avoid causing even greater humanitarian disasters. No party to the conflict has the right to prevent humanitarian agencies from helping refugees. Efforts should be made to find long-term solutions to refugee problems, help countries of refugee origin enhance their ability to develop independently, and create favorable conditions for refugees to return to their homes. It is necessary to give full play to the unique role of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence in refugee status determination, refugee early warning, etc., to promote more accurate and efficient work of the Office.