State Secretary Demands WHO Include Taiwan At Assembly Despite Chinese Protest
Secretary of State Antony Blinken is demanding that Taiwan be allowed at the World Health Assembly later this month, despite protests from Chinese officials and delegates.
The Department of State released a press statement on Friday titled “Restoring Taiwan’s Appropriate Place at the World Health Assembly,” criticizing the Assembly’s decision to exclude Taiwan from the meeting due to China’s protests.
“There is no reasonable justification for Taiwan’s continued exclusion from this forum.” The statement read in part, calling for World Health Organization Director General Tedros Adhanom to invite Taiwan as an “observer” to the assembly.
Restoring Taiwan’s Appropriate Place at the World Health Assembly – United States Department of State https://t.co/GcCKq09QCT
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Blinken said that Taiwan offered “valuable contributions and lessons learned from its approach to these issues,” further adding that preventing the country from participation would “imperil, not advance” global health objectives at the meeting. (Read more from “State Secretary Demands WHO Include Taiwan At Assembly Despite Chinese Protest” HERE)
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