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MFA Spokesman's Comments on the National Unification Council and National Unification Guidelines in Taiwan

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27 February 2006

In response to media queries, the MFA Spokesman expressed regret at Taiwan's move on the National Unification Council and National Unification Guidelines. It will raise concerns about Taiwan's intenti...

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In response to media queries, the MFA Spokesman expressed regret at Taiwan's move on the National Unification Council and National Unification Guidelines. It will raise concerns about Taiwan's intentions and it is not conducive to the maintenance of stable cross-strait relations. Singapore has a One China policy and is opposed to any unilateral move to change the status quo.

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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
SINGAPORE
27 FEBRUARY 2006

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