The Chinese Foreign Ministry has issued a stern reminder to India regarding its recent developments related to the Taiwan region. In response to reports about Taiwan authorities announcing the official operation of a new office in Mumbai, spokesperson Mao Ning emphasized the need for prudence and adherence to established diplomatic principles.
Mao Ning stated, \"China firmly opposes any form of official contact and interactions between the Taiwan region and countries having diplomatic relations with China, including the mutual establishment of representative agencies.\" This statement underscores China's unwavering stance on the one-China principle, asserting that Taiwan remains an inalienable part of China's territory.
The spokesperson further highlighted that the one-China principle is a political commitment made by India, serving as the foundation for bilateral relations between the two nations. Mao stressed the importance of India strictly adhering to this commitment and handling Taiwan-related issues with the necessary prudence and propriety.
China has lodged stern representations with the Indian side, urging restraint and discouraging any official interactions with the Taiwan region. This move comes amid growing geopolitical tensions and emphasizes the significance of maintaining harmonious relations based on mutual respect and established diplomatic norms.
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China urges India to handle Taiwan-related issues prudently, properly
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