Australia's prime minister, who will address the virtual summit of the common country on saturday, once again called for a thorough investigation into the source of the Coronavirus outbreak and must not allow such a disaster to recur.
Australian Prime Ministe
In remarks that angered China again, Morrison "clearly requested the identification of the zoonotic source of the COVID-19 virus and how it was transmitted to humans."
"virus brought disaster to our world and people ," he said in the virtual speech. "We must do everything we can to understand what has happened, for no other purpose than to prevent it from happening again. "
He noted that since he first initiated the survey ,145 countries had co-sponsored a World Health Assembly initiative to investigate the epidemic in May. An outbreak is believed to have occurred in a Chinese Wuhan market.
Mr morrison's initial appeal led to a rapid deterioration of the australian and chinese relationship and could lead to retaliation by chinese government, including high tariffs on australian barley imports, which now face the same threat.
In a speech to the common country, mr morrison also continued to press china on its territorial expansion in the south and east china seas.
"We value rules that protect sovereignty 、peace and security and limit the excessive use of authority ," he said. As Australians, we also respect international law and peace dispute settlement through dialogue. This includes ensuring that competing territorial and maritime claims are based on and determined in accordance with international law, including the Convention on the Law of the Sea of the Common State. "
At the same time, mr morrison promised to share any breakthroughs australia could achieve as the global race vaccine a new crown races, saying all other countries should.
"The need to share vaccine .vaccine widely shared by vaccine countries is a global and moral responsibility ," he said. Australia's commitment is clear: if we find vaccine, we will share. That is the assurance that we must all make. "
Mr morrison also said australia was determined to cope with the global COVID-19 pandemic storm and economic recession.
"Our goal is simply to stop virus from destroying us, our lives and our livelihoods. Unfortunately, more than 800 Australians died COVID-19. but by contrast, we do better than most countries, and we are grateful for that. "
This is Morrison's second speech in the common country since he became prime minister. Last year, when he was in New York, he sought support for an initiative to eliminate the world's marine plastic pollution.
As the epidemic swept the world this year, Morrison took the opportunity to tell the story of Australia's relative success in controlling virus so far.
"Compared to the world, we have relatively low rates of new crown cases and death ," he said. While our economic is not immune to the recession, Australia's first recession in nearly 30 years, its impact is much smaller than that of almost all other developed economic in the world, and almost half of the jobs we lost early because of virus have recovered. "
The Australian Prime Minister will deliver a speech at the United Nations Virtual Summit on Saturday. He once again asked for a thorough investigation of the source of the new crown virus outbreak and must not allow such a disaster to happen again. In remarks that angered China again, Morrison "clearly requested the identification of the zoonotic source of the COVID-19 virus and how it was transmitted to humans."
"virus brought disaster to our world and people ," he said in the virtual speech. "We must do everything we can to understand what has happened, for no other purpose than to prevent it from happening again. "
He noted that since he first initiated the survey ,145 countries had co-sponsored a World Health Assembly initiative to investigate the epidemic in May. An outbreak is believed to have occurred in a Chinese Wuhan market.
Mr morrison's initial appeal led to a rapid deterioration of the australian and chinese relationship and could lead to retaliation by chinese government, including high tariffs on australian barley imports, which now face the same threat.
In a speech to the common country, mr morrison also continued to press china on its territorial expansion in the south and east china seas.
"We value rules that protect sovereignty 、peace and security and limit the excessive use of authority ," he said. As Australians, we also respect international law and peace dispute settlement through dialogue. This includes ensuring that competing territorial and maritime claims are based on and determined in accordance with international law, including the Convention on the Law of the Sea of the Common State. "
At the same time, mr morrison promised to share any breakthroughs australia could achieve as the global race vaccine a new crown races, saying all other countries should. "The need to share vaccine .vaccine widely shared by vaccine countries is a global and moral responsibility ," he said. Australia's commitment is clear: if we find vaccine, we will share. That is the assurance that we must all make. "
Mr morrison also said australia was determined to cope with the global COVID-19 pandemic storm and economic recession.
"Our goal is simply to stop virus from destroying us, our lives and our livelihoods. Unfortunately, more than 800 Australians died COVID-19. but by contrast, we do better than most countries, and we are grateful for that. "
This is Morrison's second speech in the common country since he became prime minister. Last year, when he was in New York, he sought support for an initiative to eliminate the world's marine plastic pollution.
As the epidemic swept the world this year, Morrison took the opportunity to tell the story of Australia's relative success in controlling virus so far.
"Compared to the world, we have relatively low rates of new crown cases and death ," he said. While our economic is not immune to the recession, Australia's first recession in nearly 30 years, its impact is much smaller than that of almost all other developed economic in the world, and almost half of the jobs we lost early because of virus have recovered. "
