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MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION (2024/2891(RSP))

On the People’s Republic of China’s misinterpretation of the UN resolution 2758 and its continuous military provocations around Taiwan

B-10-2024-0132

on behalf of the ESN Group · Rapporteur: Petr Bystron, Hans Neuhoff

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This resolution addresses China's interpretation of UN Resolution 2758 and military actions around Taiwan. It calls for restraint, dialogue, and stability, opposing unilateral changes and provocative activities. It stresses the EU's limited military role in the Indo-Pacific, advocating diplomatic and economic engagement, and highlights the importance of supply chains and regional cooperation.

Key points

  1. Calls on all actors, including the PRC, Taiwan, and external parties, to refrain from unilateral changes to the status quo in the Taiwan Strait.
  2. Underlines the need for calm, prudent actions, and diplomatic dialogue to peacefully resolve tensions.
  3. Encourages external actors to avoid provocative actions, opposing high-level visits by foreign political figures to disputed areas.
  4. Condemns provocative military activities, including large-scale exercises and passages through disputed territories.
  5. Stresses the EU's limited capacity for military support in the Indo-Pacific, focusing on diplomatic and economic engagement.
  6. Calls for a balanced foreign policy prioritizing stability and strategic interests over ideology.
  7. Highlights the need to prevent humanitarian crises, protecting civilian lives and regional stability.
  8. Stresses the importance of resilient global supply chains, especially semiconductors, and the Taiwan Strait's strategic significance.
  9. Emphasizes respect for economic neutrality and connectivity.
  10. Calls for cooperation with regional bodies like ASEAN to promote stability and coordinate diplomatic efforts.

Who is affected

  • The People's Republic of China, Taiwan, and external parties are urged to avoid unilateral actions and provocations.
  • The EU is called to focus on diplomatic and economic engagement rather than military support in the Indo-Pacific.