Through the Global Cooperation Training Framework, Taiwan, the U.S., Japan, Australia and Canada held a workshop in Taipei City to guide participants in setting an ambitious path toward a net-zero future.
Through the Global Cooperation Training Framework, Taiwan, the U.S., Japan, Australia and Canada held a workshop in Taipei City to guide participants in setting an ambitious path toward a net-zero future.
Premier Cho Jung-tai attended the opening ceremony of SEMICON Taiwan Sept. 4 in Taipei City, reiterating the government’s commitment to promoting the semiconductor and artificial intelligence sectors through policy adjustment, regulatory easement and new guidelines.
Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs Yoko Kamikawa and Minister of Defense Minoru Kihara convened the Australia-Japan Foreign and Defence Ministerial Consultations with Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles near Melbourne on September 5.
Ahead of the opening of the United Nations’ 79th General Assembly Sept. 10 in New York City, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Tien Chung-kwang held a press event Sept. 3 in Taipei City to detail Taiwan’s annual U.N. campaign.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon of New Zealand visited the Republic of Korea (ROK) from September 4 to 5. After a bilateral meeting with ROK President Yoon Suk Yeol on September 4, the two countries issued a joint statement reaffirming the importance of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) expresses strong affirmation of and sincere appreciation for their support.
A short film encouraging the United Nations to give Taiwan a voice at the upcoming 79th General Assembly was released Sept. 3 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
A delegation from Taiwan led by National Security Council Senior Advisor Lee Yuh-jye attended the Sydney Dialogue Sept. 2 in the Australian city, underscoring Taiwan’s commitment to leveraging digital technologies to reinforce democracy, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
As the Philippine Coast Guard patrol vessel BRP Teresa Magbanua (MRRV-9701) was preparing to raise anchor at Sabina Shoal on August 31, it was deliberately rammed multiple times in intimidating and dangerous maneuvers by a China Coast Guard vessel. This marked the third confrontation between the two sides in the same maritime area in recent days.
US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell and New Zealand Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Trade Bede Corry met for the New Zealand-United States Strategic Dialogue in Auckland on August 30. They reaffirmed the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, encouraged the peaceful resolution of cross-strait issues, and expressed grave concern over China’s provocative actions toward Philippine vessels in the South China Sea.
On August 25, official vessel no. 3002 of the Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, heading from Hasa Hasa Shoal toward Sabina Shoal in the South China Sea to carry out a humanitarian supply replenishment, was surrounded by eight Chinese military and coast guard vessels. The Chinese vessels proceeded to engage in dangerous maneuvers, including approaching at close range, spraying water cannons, and even ramming the Philippine vessel.
