WHA rejection of Taiwan-related proposal backs one-China principle

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A file photo of Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun. /VCG

The 79th World Health Assembly (WHA) decided once again not to include in its agenda a so-called Taiwan-related proposal, which fully shows that the international community's support for the one-China principle is unshakable, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday.

Spokesperson Guo Jiakun made the remarks during a regular news briefing in response to a question.

Guo said that the WHA has rejected Taiwan-related proposals for the 10th consecutive year, fully demonstrating that the authority of UN General Assembly Resolution 2758 is indisputable and that Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party authorities' separatist stance of "Taiwan independence" is doomed to fail.

"The world has witnessed enough of their political farce of seeking 'Taiwan independence.' China will achieve complete reunification, and Taiwan must return to the motherland," he said.

Source(s): Xinhua News Agency

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WHA's rejection of Taiwan-related proposal shows intl. community backs one-China principle: spokesperson