Chinese President Xi Jinping attended the fourth Nuclear Security Summit held in Washington, where he delivered a speech on Saturday promoting an enhanced international nuclear security system and better global nuclear security management.

In the speech Xi elaborated China's views on the construction of a fair, cooperative and win-win international nuclear security system under the new international circumstances, and introduced the progress China has made in the nuclear security field.

The president said the international community should reach a consensus to build a new type of international relations centered on win-win cooperation, in order to promote international security management. International cooperation should be strengthened to build a community of shared future on nuclear security.

Xi pointed out that China has made new achievements in the nuclear security field by incorporating nuclear security into the national overall security system and clarified the strategic positioning of nuclear security in National Security Law.

China will keep its political commitments and fulfill its obligations on nuclear security issues.

"China applies the most stringent security monitoring to ensure the safety and security of nuclear power stations within China and those exported to other parts of the world. Nothing is left to chance," he said.