In a move that underscores shifting diplomatic currents, Arab League Secretary-General Ahmed Aboul Gheit declared on November 18 that Arab countries are unified in support of the one-China principle.
The statement, made in an exclusive interview with CGTN’s Wang Guan, follows Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent remarks on the Taiwan question, which have triggered widespread dissatisfaction. "That Taiwan is an inalienable part of the Chinese mainland is an undeniable fact endorsed by the international community," said Aboul Gheit, highlighting consensus across all 22 member states.
For young global citizens and business and tech enthusiasts, this unified stance offers a window into how regional alliances can influence global markets and policy debates. With Arab capitals echoing the one-China principle, conversations at forums like the United Nations and APEC could take on new momentum.
Thought leaders note that a coordinated endorsement by the Arab bloc adds significant weight to calls for diplomatic consistency. As tensions around the Taiwan question ripple through international circles, the Arab League’s message may reshape dialogues on sovereignty, trade, and security.
As global alliances evolve, the one-China principle remains central to a debate that spans continents and sectors.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
