China Says Brahmaputra Hydropower Project Fully Within Its Sovereignty | World News

India and Bangladesh, Chinese territory on the Brahmaputra River on a dam project on the day after expressing concerns about Beijing, the project aims to accelerate clean energy development and is under the sovereignty of China, he said. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said that the hydroelectric project on the lower parts of the Yarlung Zangbo River (known as Brahamputra in India) is completely within its own region.

When asked about China’s views as NGOs, he also expressed concerns about the concerns of biological diversity and concerns of people’s livelihoods, and Guo said that the project aims to improve people’s lives. “Building the hydroelectric project at the bottom of the Yarlung Zangbo River is completely in China’s sovereignty. The project aims to accelerate clean energy development, to improve the life of the local people and to respond to the climate change. He said.

The authority added that the project follows the highest national industrial standards. “The planning, design and the highest national industrial standards of this newly announced project are strictly following. The project attaches great importance to multi -faceted ecological protection, stays away from multiple environment -sensitive areas and swore the original ecosystem to the greatest possible extent possible.” He said.

Guo, claiming that the project would not affect these countries, they are in contact with the downward countries, he said. “After the project is completed, it will help to prevent and reduce disasters along the Yarlung Zangbo River and will not adversely affect downward areas. China, hydrological data, flood prevention and disaster reduction and communication with them to communicate with them, and we will continue to benefit from all people throughout the river edition,” he said.

Experts from different countries, Tibet’te Brahmaputra known as Yarlung Tsangpo’da China’s proposed “Big Bend Dam” said that he was deeply concerned about. Arunachal Pradesh and senior BJP leader Tapir Gao’dan Lok Sabha deputy, “This is not a dam, India and other sub -river countries will be used against a ‘water bomb’.” He said. (With memory entrances)