The Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ short film “Global Peace with Taiwan” advocates for Taiwan’s participation in the U.N. by highlighting how the country can help safeguard peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and around the world. (MOFA)
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs released another short film Sept. 5 to showcase Taiwan’s commitment to safeguarding international shared values and interests and to call for broader support of its participation in the meetings, mechanisms and activities of the U.N.
Titled “Global Peace with Taiwan,” the film follows a short published Aug. 28 and echoes Foreign Minister Jauhsieh Joseph Wu’s Sept. 1 op-ed in media outlets around the world, including London-based The Telegraph, on the theme of uniting to achieve goals.
Released prior to the opening of the U.N. General Assembly later the same day, the short emphasizes Taiwan’s importance as the world’s leading chip manufacturer and a key player in global supply chains, adding that the Taiwan Strait is a strategic waterway that facilitates global shipping and freedom of navigation.
The film also cited the G7 Hiroshima Leaders’ Communique of 2023 that affirmed the importance of cross-strait peace and stability as indispensable to security and prosperity in the international community. It ends with the main visual of the MOFA’s U.N. campaign, indicating that Taiwan’s participation will help contribute to global peace and stability, the ministry said.
With subtitles in Chinese and English, the film is available on the MOFA’s official Facebook page, Twitter account and YouTube channel, as well as the ministry’s Trending Taiwan YouTube channel and related social media accounts. (SFC-E)
