Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesman Zhu
Bangzao said on September 15 that the United Nations’
rejection of a motion on so-called Taiwan’s
participation in the UN once again shows the resolute
position of the vast majority of U.N.
members.
Zhu said that in the early hours of
September 15 Beijing time, the General Committee of the 56th
Session of the U.N. General Assembly once again rejected the
motion tabled by Gambia and a few other countries, which
called for the inclusion of Taiwan’s participation in
the U.N. in the agenda of the current session of the U.N.
General Assembly. This once again fully reflected the
resolute position of the vast majority of U.N. members to
uphold the authority of the U.N. Charter and U.N. Resolution
2758 and adhere to the One-China Principle, he
said.
Zhu said that this year the Taiwan
authorities have tried every means to promote the motion on
Taiwan’s participation in the United Nations. However,
it once again ends in failure. Facts have proven time and
again that any attempt to go against the purposes and
principles of the U.N. Charter and the will of the vast
number of U.N. members is futile and against the will of the
people, Zhu said.
The Taiwan
authorities’ attempt to create “two
Chinas” or “one China, one Taiwan” in the
U.N. is doomed to failure, the spokesman said.
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