Israel satisfied with China's decision on technology transfer to Iran
Israel, International, 12/23/1997

In their Monday's talks with the Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen in Jerusalem, Israeli officials focused on demanding China stop providing Teheran with sophisticated military technology.

Following his meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Israeli Foreign Minister David Levy said: "China is one of the world's major friendly states and we are content with its decision to halt technology and arms transfer," referring to countries such as Iran.

Qian said that China does not play the role of a broker nor that of a coordinator, but is concerned with the peace process and intends to make its voice heard in this respect. Later in the day, Qian discussed with the Israeli President Ezer Weizman and Premier Netanyahu bilateral relations.

Today Qian is to head for the Palestine, where he will hold talks with Yasser Arafat.

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