Taipei, Oct. 27 -- Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has voiced "serious concerns" after Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong reaffirmed the city-state's stance against "Taiwanese independence" during his meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang, Taipei Times has reported.

On Saturday, Wong and Li discussed developments across the Taiwan Strait, according to a statement from the Singaporean Ministry of Foreign Affairs. "Prime Minister Wong reiterated that Singapore maintains a clear and consistent 'one China' policy and stands against Taiwan independence," the statement quoted by Taipei Times said.

In response, MOFA stated that it is a well-known fact and mutual understanding among many that the Republic of China (ROC) is a s...