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Thai PM reaffirms One China policy, says Taiwan row won’t affect ties
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BANGKOK — Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Thursday reaffirmed Thailand’s longstanding support for the One China policy, saying he does not expect Taiwan’s criticism of Bangkok’s stance to affect cooperation between Thailand and Taiwan.
Key facts
- BANGKOK — Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Thursday reaffirmed Thailand’s longstanding support for the One China policy, saying he does not expect Taiwan’s criticism of Bangkok’s stance to affect cooperation between Thailand and
- Speaking at Government House, Anutin responded to a statement from Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressing disappointment after Thailand endorsed language stating that Taiwan is an inseparable part of China.
- Thailand has always adhered to the One China policy
- He added that Thailand remains open to cooperation in areas that do not conflict with its diplomatic position and stressed that Bangkok has not sought to restrict any form of cooperation.
Summary
Speaking at Government House, Anutin responded to a statement from Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressing disappointment after Thailand endorsed language stating that Taiwan is an inseparable part of China.
“Thailand has always adhered to the One China policy. This is nothing new,” Anutin said.