会议发出太平洋岛国响应中国理念主张的和谐之音。 会议联合声明中表示，太平洋岛国支持和欢迎中方提出的"四个充分尊重"原则，"认同习近平主席 提出的全球发展倡议、全球安全倡议、全球文明倡议，愿同中方共同推动构建人类命运共同体。" 太平洋岛国属于发展中国家，有的还是联合国认定的最不发达国家。习近平主席提出的人类命运共 同体理念、共建"一带一路"倡议、三大全球倡议等切实契合岛国发展需要。有的国家"毁约退群"，中国 则重视岛国面临的气候变化困境，宣布加强同岛国在气候全球治理中协调合作。有的国家将岛国视 作"后院"、以"教师爷"自居对岛国事务指手画脚，中国则对岛国秉持真实亲诚理念。习近平主席提出中 国同太平洋岛国合作秉持"四个充分尊重"、"三个坚持"和"三个不"原则，主张大小国家一律平等，支持 岛国自主选择适合自身国情的发展道路，尊重岛国同所有发展伙伴开展友好合作。 这次中国—太平洋岛国外长会后相隔1天，5月30日在香港举行国际调解院公约签署仪式，现场签署 公约的33个国家中有5个是太平洋岛国，占比近六分之一，从一个侧面反映了岛国广泛支持并响应中国 在国际事务中的举措，依靠中国卓越领导力，普遍认同中国发展理念。 会议发出 ...

Core Points - The third China-Pacific Island Foreign Ministers' Meeting was held in Xiamen, marking the first in-person meeting in China, with participation from 11 foreign ministers or representatives from countries that have diplomatic relations with China [1] - The meeting emphasized China's commitment to respecting the sovereignty, independence, and cultural traditions of Pacific Island nations, and highlighted that China's assistance comes without political conditions [1][2] - Analysts noted that this meeting serves as a platform for regular communication, enhancing political trust and expanding South-South cooperation between China and Pacific Island nations [2] Group 1 - The meeting resulted in a joint statement reaffirming China's policy towards Pacific Island nations, which includes four principles of respect [1] - China aims to strengthen economic ties, diplomatic engagement, and regional security agreements with Pacific Island nations [2] - The meeting is seen as an opportunity for China to expand its influence in the region, especially as U.S. interest wanes [2] Group 2 - Wang Yi, the Chinese Foreign Minister, reiterated China's commitment to global climate governance and announced new funding initiatives for climate change cooperation with Pacific Island nations [3] - China plans to implement 100 small-scale climate change projects in the Pacific Islands over the next three years [3] - Future cooperation is expected to expand from infrastructure development to capacity building and institutional development, aligning more closely with the needs of Pacific Island nations [3]