[Epoch Times June 12, 2021](The Epoch Times reporter Zhong Yuan Taipei reported) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China stated that the Japanese Senator passed a resolution on June 11 to require Taiwan to participate in the World Health Assembly. Representative Xie Changting in Japan stated on Facebook that all members of the Japanese Senate stood up for the first time in history.
Since 2017, Taiwan has not been invited by the World Health Organization (WHO) to participate in the World Health Assembly (WHA) for five consecutive years. The Japanese House of Representatives considered this to be a loss to the world‘s epidemic prevention. On the 11th, the House of Representatives passed a resolution without objection, requiring all countries to agree to Taiwan’s participation in the WHA from next year.
Xie Changting posted on Facebook on the 12th “Everyone is up!” The most beautiful lens! Thank you very much! “, pointed out that all the members of the Japanese Senate stood up on the 11th, unanimously supporting Taiwan’s participation in the WHO resolution. Chairman Shandong Zhaozi announced that the resolution was officially passed. “This is the first time in history and it is very valuable.”
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He said that there are all political parties in the Japanese parliament, and there are many people who are close to the CCP because of economic or other factors. It is not easy to pass without objection this time. “We know that during this period, a group of congressmen from Taiwan have been running tirelessly. , Coordination, explanation, communication, and finally a happy ending passed without objection”.
Xie Changting said that the CCP government quickly expressed strong opposition to this, but the Japanese Senate members were able to get rid of the economic or other biological instincts, stand up straight and express their persistence in pursuing the basic value of life equality, “I believe it has greatly improved internationally. The character of Japan is worthy of admiration and gratitude!”
“In a democratic society, the assembly is an institution that reflects public opinion,” he said. Before that, 28 of the 47 local assemblies of prefectures and prefectures in Japan had passed relevant resolutions. From the context and time, it is obvious that the local grassroots assemblies The voice is indeed reflected in the Central Congress. This issue involves humane health and relatively little resistance. However, the colleagues in the foreign embassy in Japan have worked hard in the local area, and their tireless patience shows that requesting support is really worthy of encouragement.
The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China Ou Jiang’an said on the 11th that the Japanese Senate passed a resolution for the first time to support Taiwan’s participation in the WHO resolution, and it was passed unanimously. This resolution was proposed by Japanese cross-party congressmen, symbolizing the full support of Japanese politics for Taiwan’s participation in the WHO. .
“Taiwan and Japan share basic values such as freedom, democracy, human rights, and the rule of law, and have close economic and trade relations and personnel exchanges. They are each other’s important partners and precious friends.” Ou Jiangan said.
Ou Jiangan said that the Japanese executive and legislative departments have repeatedly expressed their firm support for Taiwan’s participation in international affairs, and they have also fully affirmed Taiwan’s epidemic prevention achievements and selfless contribution to the international community.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs sincerely welcomes the unanimous approval of the Taiwan-Friendly Resolution by the Japanese Senate. In the future, it will continue to work with Japan and countries with similar ideas to deepen bilateral cooperation, and strive to create a more abundant and friendly atmosphere and environment for Taiwan’s participation in the international multilateral system, demonstrating “Taiwan can help , The whole world should also let Taiwan help.”
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