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PM defends stance on China
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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul dismissed Taiwan's criticism of Thailand's support for the One China policy on Thursday, saying Bangkok's position would not affect economic ties with Taipei.
Key facts
- Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul dismissed Taiwan's criticism of Thailand's support for the One China policy on Thursday, saying Bangkok's position would not affect economic ties with Taipei.
- Speaking at Government House, Mr Anutin said Thailand had consistently adhered to the One China policy, and there had been no change in its diplomatic stance.
- His remarks came after Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed disappointment over the language in the China-Thailand Joint Statement issued during Mr Anutin's official visit to China from July 16-20.
- In a statement issued on July 21, Taiwan's foreign ministry said it "strongly protests"
Summary
Speaking at Government House, Mr Anutin said Thailand had consistently adhered to the One China policy, and there had been no change in its diplomatic stance.
"Thailand has always maintained the One China policy. It is nothing new," he said.