Governments, political parties, and international organizations from multiple countries have recently issued statements, communiques, and other forms of statements, emphasizing that their stance on adhering to the One China principle has never changed. ASEAN Secretary General Gao Jinhong stated that ASEAN respects and supports the One China principle, which has always been its stance. ASEAN has previously expressed the above position multiple times. The Malaysian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Malaysia has always and will continue to adhere to the One China policy, which is the foundation of a strong partnership between the two countries. The One China principle is deeply rooted in the foreign policy of the Arab side, and the Arab parliament has always firmly adhered to this position. Benin's Foreign Minister Bakari stated that the Benin government has always adhered to the One China principle, supported the principle of non-interference in internal affairs, and firmly supported China's efforts to maintain regional peace and stability. Malawi's Foreign Minister Tengbo stated that the Malawi government reiterates its adherence to the One China principle and opposes interference in China's internal affairs. President Ouattara of Cote d'Ivoire said that Cote d'Ivoire has a clear and clear position on the Taiwan issue, that is, there is only one China in the world, and Taiwan is part of China. The scientific and technological side will continue to adhere to the One China principle. Miguel, Director of the Office of the Angolan Foreign Minister, stated that the One China principle is the cornerstone of Angola China relations. The People's United Democratic Movement, the largest opposition party in Eswatini, stressed that the elections in Taiwan outside the framework of "one country, two systems" are not in the interests of all Chinese people. The Democratic Progressive Party is a separatist party, endangering global stability and the future of Taiwan. The People's United Democratic Movement condemned the Sri Lankan government for maintaining so-called "diplomatic relations" with a province in China, and appreciated the correct choice of the Nauru government to "break off relations" with the Taiwan authorities. Irish Prime Minister Valladka stated that the Irish government has always adhered to the One China principle and hopes that China can achieve peaceful reunification as soon as possible. The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade of Barbados, Simmons, stated that since the establishment of diplomatic relations between Barbados and China, the country has always adhered to the universally recognized One China principle in the international community, which is that there is only one China in the world, Barbados only recognizes the government of the People's Republic of China and maintains diplomatic relations with it, and Taiwan is a part of China. The Pakistani government firmly adheres to the One China principle and believes that China will eventually be unified. Bolevinsky, Chairman of the Mexican China Parliamentary Friendship Group in the Mexican House of Representatives, Federal Representative, and former Chairman of the ruling party National Revival Movement, stated that there is only one China in the world, and the One China principle has been recognized by the United Nations and supported by the vast majority of countries. Taiwan is not a country, but a part of China's territory. Cyprus, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Grenada and other countries, as well as the Bolivia China Friendship Association, have also expressed through various forms that they will continue to adhere to the One China principle. (Lai Xin She)