Foreign Ministry reiterates One China stance, says Taiwan passports not valid under Kenyan entry rules
Kenya's Foreign Ministry has reaffirmed its adherence to the One-China policy, stating that Taiwanese passports are invalid for entry. This decision led to the denial of entry for Taiwanese scientists attempting to attend an international ocean conference in Mombasa.
Why it matters
The incident underscores the ongoing diplomatic pressure exerted by the People's Republic of China on international organizations and host nations regarding Taiwan's sovereignty.
The Principal Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Korir Sing’oei, has reaffirmed Kenya’s strict adherence to the One-China policy, stating that the country does not recognise Taiwan as a separate sovereign entity within its diplomatic or border control frameworks.
The article reports on official government statements and policy positions without editorializing the diplomatic conflict.
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