Sun Yuchen’s Diplomatic Passport Controversy: An Interpretation of the Rumors and Responses

03/17/2023 04:40 • Daily Digest • 72 views

On March 17th, in response to the rumor that Sun Yuchen’s diplomatic passport for the Grenada WTO ambassador was officially cancelled and invalidated in early February this year, the WTO emailed a response to Twitter user @ Loki_ Zeng said that Sun Yuchen still serves as Grenada’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the WTO. However, Adam Cochran, a partner and professional analyst at Cinneamhain Ventures, said, “Grenada refuses to confirm or deny Sun Yuchen’s position to reporters. Only Grenada’s website lists their ambassadorial missions, and it does not appear to list WTO missions at present, but it may be too late.”_ After receiving the WTO email, Zeng also stated that it had also inquired about Grenada and had not received a response.

Twitter user: Grenada refuses to respond to rumors that Sun Yuchen’s passport has been invalidated, and the WTO says it remains the country’s representative

Analysis based on this information:

The controversy surrounding Sun Yuchen’s diplomatic passport and his position as Grenada’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the WTO has been gaining steam since the rumor about the passport being cancelled first surfaced. On March 17th, the WTO responded to a Twitter user, stating that Sun is still serving in his position, despite the rumors. However, the lack of confirmation or denial from Grenada’s officials and the absence of the WTO mission on their website have raised more questions than answers.

Sun Yuchen, a Chinese entrepreneur and the founder of Tron, was appointed as Grenada’s Economic Envoy to China in 2018. Later that year, he was appointed as Grenada’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the WTO. This appointment was controversial, as Sun had no prior diplomatic experience and was known more for his cryptocurrency ventures.

In early February of this year, rumors started circulating that Sun’s diplomatic passport had been cancelled and invalidated by Grenada’s officials. The reasons behind the cancellation remain unclear, but some speculate that it could be related to Sun’s legal battles in China or his controversial past actions.

The WTO’s response to the rumors has only added more confusion to the matter. It is unclear why the WTO would be the one to respond to questions about Sun’s position, instead of Grenada’s officials themselves. Moreover, the lack of confirmation or denial from Grenada’s officials and the absence of the WTO mission on their website suggest that there might be more to the story.

Adam Cochran’s statement about Grenada’s reluctance to confirm or deny Sun’s position to reporters only adds to the uncertainty surrounding the situation. It is unclear why Grenada is not clarifying the matter, especially when it concerns such a high-ranking diplomatic position.

In conclusion, the controversy surrounding Sun Yuchen’s diplomatic passport and his position as Grenada’s Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the WTO remains shrouded in mystery. While the WTO insists that Sun is still serving in his position, Grenada’s officials have refused to confirm or deny the matter. Until a clarification is given, the rumors and questions will continue to circulate.

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