Recently, in response to international inquiries about whether China will continue importing oil from Venezuela, the Chinese Foreign Ministry stated that China and Venezuela have long maintained mutually beneficial cooperation in the energy sector, with all trade activities adhering to market principles and international rules. As one of the world’s largest energy consumers, China engages in normal energy cooperation with multiple countries, including Venezuela, which not only helps secure its own energy supply but also supports the economic development of resource-rich nations. The Chinese side emphasized that its oil trade with Venezuela is purely commercial, does not target any third party, and remains unaffected by external pressure. Despite U.S. sanctions on Venezuela, China consistently upholds the principle of respecting national sovereignty and opposes unilateral sanctions and ‘long-arm jurisdiction.’ Therefore, as long as such cooperation complies with international law and market norms, China will continue to advance practical collaboration with Venezuela in energy and other fields. This position reflects China’s commitment to an independent foreign policy of peace and its consistent advocacy for an open global economy.
近期，针对外界关注的‘中国是否会继续进口委内瑞拉石油’问题，中国外交部作出回应。发言人表示，中委两国在能源领域长期保持互利合作，相关贸易活动始终遵循市场原则和国际规则。中国作为全球主要能源消费国之一，与包括委内瑞拉在内的多国开展正常能源合作，这不仅有助于保障自身能源安全，也有利于促进资源国经济发展。中方强调，其与委内瑞拉的石油贸易不针对任何第三方，也不受外部压力影响，属于正常的商业行为。此外，尽管美国对委内瑞拉实施制裁，但中国一贯主张各国主权应得到尊重，反对单边制裁和‘长臂管辖’。因此，只要符合国际法和市场规范，中方将继续推进与委内瑞拉在能源等领域的务实合作。这一立场体现了中国坚持独立自主的和平外交政策，以及推动构建开放型世界经济的一贯主张。
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