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Reporter Chen Zhengyu / Taipei Report
The Chinese Kuomintang confirmed on the 8th that Wang Jinping, former chairman of the Legislative Yuan, will lead a delegation to Xiamen, China to participate in the “Straits Forum” held on the 20th of this month. Regarding Wang Jinping’s statement that he would like to see President Tsai Ing-wen before or after the trip, Presidential Office spokesman Zhang Dunhan today presented four explanations (9) and noted that this participation in the Straits Forum was an independent decision of the Kuomintang and Wang Jinping, and that there was no way to inform Tsai. Consult or report in English.
▲ Zhang Dunhan pointed out that Wang Jinping decided to participate in the Straits Forum on his own and that he no longer needs to inform Tsai Ing-wen.
The twelfth “Straits Forum” will be held in Xiamen, Fujian Province, on September 20. The Kuomintang announced on the 8th that Party Chairman Jiang Qichen decided to send a delegation to attend. Former legislator Yuan Wang Jinping will serve as the head of the delegation and Kuomintang General Secretary Li Qianlong will serve as deputy. Head.
Regarding rumors that Tsai Ing-wen once met with Wang Jinping, Zhang Dunhan pointed out today that Tsai Ing-wen often hears the opinions of talented people from all walks of life as a reference for the government. However, regarding Wang Jinping’s participation in the Straits Forum on behalf of the KMT, there was no report on the appointment of Tsai Ing-wen with Wang Jinping. However, Wang Jinping once visited Tsai Ing-wen. Out of respect for the former Speaker of the National Assembly, Tsai Ing-wen received Wang Jinping last month and listened to his views on the political and economic situation. During the meeting, Wang Jinping mentioned that he might be invited to attend the Straits Forum. English did not provide comments or instructions.
Zhang Dunhan explained that Wang Jinping expressed his desire to see Tsai Ing-wen before or after the trip. The position of the Presidential Palace is that the Kuomintang is a popular organization. This participation in the Straits Forum is also an independent decision of the Kuomintang and former President Wang, and there is no need to see or report to Tsai Ing-wen. As a political party, the Kuomintang should clearly explain to the Taiwanese people the content of the exchange and its related policy proposals, so that all sectors of society can publicly review public comments.
▲ Zhang Dunhan, spokesman for the Presidential Palace. (Photo by reporter Lu Sumei)
Zhang Dunhan said that regarding exchanges related to the strait, the position of the presidential office has always been that as long as it is normal non-governmental exchanges and exchanges between the two sides of the strait, it should be treated positively, but the two sides of the strait must carry out benign and meaningful dialogue and exchanges without presupposing political premises. This will positively contribute to mutual understanding between people on both sides of the strait; the two sides must also work together for the peaceful and stable development of cross-strait relations.
Regarding the management of cross-strait relations, Zhang Dunhan emphasized that the Presidential Office has always believed that all political parties in Taiwan should uphold the basic principle of “good competition internally and external unity”, support the people of Taiwan independently. government and opposition, and provide full support. Government-led cross-strait relations and any cross-strait matters involving public power must be resolved through communication and pragmatic agreement by the governments of both sides to ensure the well-being of the people.
▲ The MAC pointed out that the government supports cross-strait exchanges that uphold equal dignity, comply with regulations and do not follow any political premises. (Image / photo data)
In addition, the MAC also stated yesterday that the government supports a consistent stance on cross-strait exchanges that uphold equal dignity, conform to the rules and do not follow any political preconditions; we have continued past policies regarding the relevant CCP standards for the celebration of the “Strait Forum” and have implemented them. For many years. For individuals or groups that are not within the scope of the prohibition, based on the powers and responsibilities of the competent authority, the Association has kindly reminded them to pay attention to the rules of communication. It also calls once again on those involved in cross-strait exchanges to understand that current cross-strait relationships are complex and delicate, and can respond to general public opinion in Taiwan in a timely manner. Safeguard the general interests and dignity of the country.
The MAC also stated that the Cross-Strait Popular Relations Regulations have clearly regulated the procedures for public officials and persons with certain identities to enter mainland China in accordance with the law, and the review and approval procedures established by the Ministry of the Interior and other relevant bodies. Once the government receives the relevant requests, it will review them in accordance with the law. Our people participating in the United Front “Straits Forum” must pay attention to the perception of Taiwanese society and abide by the regulations and norms on cross-strait relations of people. It cannot participate in illegal cooperation or form alliances, or sign agreements, memoranda and other documents with mainland China.
