On May 21, which marked China’s 33rd national day of assisting people with disabilities, President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory letter to Rehabilitation International, an international organization that was celebrating its centenary in Beijing alongside the China Disabled Persons’ Federation.
Marking the occasion, President Xi extended his greetings to all people with disabilities, their relatives, and the dedicated personnel serving them across the nation. He also expressed gratitude to all international organizations and people from all walks of life who demonstrate care and support for the cause of empowering people with disabilities in China.
He praised Rehabilitation International for working tirelessly to safeguard the dignity of people with disabilities, protect their rights and improve their well-being.
China pays particular attention to the well-being of people with disabilities, Xi said, noting the country will continue to improve the social security and service systems for them.
The following article was originally published by the Xinhua News Agency.
Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a congratulatory letter to the Rehabilitation International Centennial Celebration on Sunday.
On China’s 33rd national day of assisting disabled persons on Sunday, Xi extended his greetings to all individuals with disabilities, their relatives, and the dedicated personnel serving them across the nation. He also expressed gratitude to all international organizations and personages from all walks of life who demonstrate care and support for the cause of empowering people with disabilities in China.
Rehabilitation International is an international organization of great influence in regard to the cause of persons with disabilities, and has worked tirelessly in safeguarding the dignity of such individuals, protecting their rights and improving their well-being, said Xi. He added that China actively supports the organization’s work.
China pays particular attention to the well-being of people with disabilities in the country, Xi said, noting the country will continue to improve the social security and service systems for these people and promote the all-around development of relevant programs.
China is willing to join hands with all countries worldwide to promote international exchanges and cooperation on disability, and continue improving the health and well-being of humankind, Xi said.
Hosted by Rehabilitation International and organized by the China Disabled Persons’ Federation, the centennial celebrations of Rehabilitation International kicked off in Beijing on Sunday.
