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Tan Desai, Director General of the World Health Organization. Photo: Photo taken from Tan Desai’s Facebook (profile photo)
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus publicly accused Taiwan of launching racial discrimination attacks against him, shifting the focus of the global fight against the epidemic to verbal dispute between WHO and Taiwan. Diplomatic sources revealed that at the time of the Tan Desai offensive in Taiwan, he had sent someone to privately contact our Chinese office in Geneva, saying he could provide our office with global epidemic prevention status and professional advice from WHO by means of a “telegram”. The illusion that WHO “shares information with Taiwan” appears to be intentionally operating through informal contacts with China’s non-public health authorities. In this sense, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially declared to the outside world.
Relevant media reported that the WHO Director-General once privately sent someone to “rotate” our foreign library and hopes to use “telephone information” to provide our station with global epidemic prevention status and professional opinions . The Ministry of Foreign Affairs would like to explain the following: 1. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Exchanges between the government or international organizations, the content of the conversation, the audience and the time of the meeting, etc. they are based on mutual trust between the two parties based on diplomatic practices, and have never been unilaterally confirmed or explained. At the same time, it is recommended that the media and the outside world do not need to make speculations or inferences to avoid distortion.
2. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has clarified the facts to the international community and the WHO Secretariat, the national and foreign media and other relevant parties as soon as possible, and has declared our solemn position. Furthermore, because the command center explained it in detail at the press conference on April 11, it issued a five-point statement and announced the content of our email to report to WHO on December 31, the Ministry of Foreign Relations did not provide further explanations or comments.
3. The international community highly affirms our country’s concrete contribution to international medical cooperation and prevention of epidemics, and also agrees with our concept “Taiwan can help and Taiwan is helping”. Our Geneva office will continue to communicate closely with AIA and countries with similar concepts, and will continue to communicate closely with the WHO Secretariat, and we will strive for our participation as an observer in this year’s WHA, as well as for full participation in all Wuhan pneumonia meetings, mechanisms and activities.
WHO Secretary-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus publicly accused Taiwan of launching racial discrimination attacks against him, shifting the focus of the world war against the epidemic to verbal dispute between WHO and Taiwan. Diplomatic sources revealed that at the time of the Tan Desai offensive in Taiwan, he had sent someone to privately contact our Chinese office in Geneva, saying he could provide our station with the status of global epidemic prevention and professional advice. WHO through “telephone information”. The illusion that WHO “shares information with Taiwan” appears to be intentionally operating through informal contacts with China’s non-public health authorities. In this sense, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has officially declared to the outside world.
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