"China respects the choice by the Ukrainian people and supports Ukraine to choose a development path that suits their national conditions," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said at a daily news briefing.
The initial counting process for the 2014 Ukrainian parliamentary elections at polling stations has been finished without announcing winners.
After 45 percent of the vote counted, Prime Minister Arseny Yatsenyuk's People's Front took a razor-thin lead with around 21.62 percent of the vote over 21.47 percent won by the political bloc supporting President Petro Poroshenko.
"We hope the elections will help the country to realize domestic stability and promote the political settlement of the Ukrainian crisis," Hong said.
He said China attached importance to relationship with Ukraine and was willing to push forward the bilateral friendly cooperation based on mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit.
Sources:Xinhua - globaltimes.cn
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Bulgaria expects stable government in Ukraine, to implement reforms – Foreign Minister ...
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In an October 28 statement, Mitov said that Bulgaria expected the formation of a stable government in Kyiv, to implement the necessary economic and political reforms.
Ukraine must continue on the path of change and ensure equal rights for all its citizens regardless of their origin, ethnicity or religion, Mitov said.
He said Bulgaria participates actively both bilaterally and within the EU in dialogue with the Ukrainian authorities and closely monitors the situation of Ukrainian citizens of Bulgarian origin.
“We support a unified, independent, democratic and stable Ukraine,” Mitov said.
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