Pakistan released the most important statement regarding the Taiwan situation
Pakistan strongly supports China's sovereignty and territorial integrity, the world cannot afford a crisis that has negative effects on global peace, security and economy. Foreign Office Spokesman
Pakistan issued the most important statement regarding the Taiwan situation.
According to the report of private News channel, the statement issued by the Foreign Office said that Pakistan strongly supports China's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Pakistan in the Taiwan Strait.
There is deep concern over the emerging situation, which will have a serious impact on regional peace and stability.
The world is already facing a critical security situation due to the conflict in Ukraine, which has negative implications for international food and energy security, the spokesman said.
The world cannot afford a crisis that threatens global peace, have adverse effects on security and economy.
The spokesperson said that Pakistan strongly believes that relations between states should be based on mutual respect, non-interference in internal affairs and peaceful resolution of issues upholding the principles of the United Nations Charter, international law and bilateral agreements. should be
On the other hand, Chinese Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Hua Chunying said in a daily news briefing regarding US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi's possible visit to Taiwan that the whole world can clearly see that the US's provocative actions in the Taiwan Strait The situation has escalated into tension, for which the full responsibility rests on the US.
According to China Media on Tuesday, China has repeatedly expressed its firm position at various forums in Beijing and Washington that China strongly opposes the visit of the US House Speaker to Taiwan.
Highlighting the five-point position, he said that first, all agencies of the US government, including the executive, legislative and judicial branches, should implement the recognized foreign policy of the US government.