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Foreign Minister Wu gives interview to India’s WIONPhotos - New Southbound Policy
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Foreign Minister Wu gives interview to India’s WION

Taiwan and India are expanding bilateral cooperation in the fields of culture, economy, and labor, Minister Jaushieh Joseph Wu of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said April 12.

MOFA welcomes visit by New Zealand delegation from All-Party Parliamentary Group on TaiwanPhotos - New Southbound Policy
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MOFA welcomes visit by New Zealand delegation from All-Party Parliamentary Group on Taiwan

A six-member delegation from the New Zealand Parliament led by Chairperson of the Social Services and Community Select Committee Joseph Mooney MP and Cochair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Taiwan Ingrid Leary MP is visiting Taiwan from April 13 to 18. During the visit, the delegation will meet with President Tsai Ing-wen and attend banquets hosted by President of the Legislative Yuan Han Kuo-yu and Minister of Foreign Affairs Jaushieh Joseph Wu.

MOFA response to affirmation of importance of cross-strait peace and stability in joint statement from US-Japan-Philippines summitPhotos - New Southbound Policy
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MOFA response to affirmation of importance of cross-strait peace and stability in joint statement from US-Japan-Philippines summit

United States President Joe Biden, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, and Philippine President Ferdinand R. Marcos., Jr. held a trilateral summit in Washington, DC, on April 11.

MOFA sincerely thanks Thailand for NT$1 million donation to assist with reconstruction efforts following Hualien earthquakePhotos - New Southbound Policy
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MOFA sincerely thanks Thailand for NT$1 million donation to assist with reconstruction efforts following Hualien earthquake

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) was informed by the Thailand Trade and Economic Office (TTEO) on April 12 that the government of Thailand has donated NT$1 million to assist with Taiwan’s reconstruction work following the earthquake in Hualien. The donation was made to the Taiwan Foundation for Disaster Relief bank account set up by the Ministry of Health and Welfare. MOFA sincerely thanks the government of Thailand and the TTEO for their concern for Taiwan and their generous donation to h

MOFA welcomes New Zealand’s approval of pineapple imports from TaiwanPhotos - New Southbound Policy
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MOFA welcomes New Zealand’s approval of pineapple imports from Taiwan

On April 9, Taiwan and New Zealand signed amendments to add pineapples to the list of approved products in the export plan for fruit and vegetables from Taiwan into New Zealand at a joint management committee meeting on sanitary and phytosanitary measures under ANZTEC—the economic cooperation agreement between the countries. The breakthrough is the result of almost eight years of negotiations and will expand the sale of Taiwan’s agricultural products on the international market.

Foreign Minister Wu hosts welcome dinner for cross-party delegation of Australian parliamentariansPhotos - New Southbound Policy
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Foreign Minister Wu hosts welcome dinner for cross-party delegation of Australian parliamentarians

Minister of Foreign Affairs Jaushieh Joseph Wu hosted a dinner on April 8 to welcome a cross-party delegation of five parliamentarians from Australia. The group was led by Shayne Neumann MP, Chair of the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade; and Andrew Wallace MP, Deputy Chair of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security.

MOFA pledges to increase domestic NGO visibility on world stagePhotos - New Southbound Policy
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MOFA pledges to increase domestic NGO visibility on world stage

Minister of Foreign Affairs Jaushieh Joseph Wu met with over 160 representatives of nongovernmental organizations at a tea reception March 26 at Taipei Guest House in the capital, pledging to continue boosting domestic NGOs’ international participation.

GCTF workshop on combating transnational fraud kicks off in TaipeiPhotos - New Southbound Policy
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GCTF workshop on combating transnational fraud kicks off in Taipei

The 2024 International Workshop on Combating Transnational Fraud held under the Taiwan-U.S. Global Cooperation and Training Framework kicked off March 25 in Taipei City, with around 270 civil society specialists, experts, officials and private sector representatives from 24 countries sharing their experience and best practices.

MOFA response to inclusion of supportive comments regarding Taiwan in a joint statement following Australia-UK Ministerial ConsultationsPhotos - New Southbound Policy
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MOFA response to inclusion of supportive comments regarding Taiwan in a joint statement following Australia-UK Ministerial Consultations

Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles hosted UK Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs David Cameron and Secretary of State for Defence Grant Shapps for the Australia-UK Ministerial Consultations (AUKMIN) on March 22.

MOFA response to Taiwan-related comments by UK Foreign Secretary Cameron during interview with Australia’s ABC NewsPhotos - New Southbound Policy
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MOFA response to Taiwan-related comments by UK Foreign Secretary Cameron during interview with Australia’s ABC News

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has noted that during an interview with Australia’s ABC News on March 21, UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron stated that the United Kingdom was highly concerned about the Taiwan Strait situation and opposed any unilateral changes to the status quo across the Taiwan Strait. Secretary Cameron also said that if China were to conduct a blockade in the Taiwan Strait, it would have a greater and more calamitous effect on Taiwan and the global economy than that of