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MOFA response to New Zealand-US Strategic Dialogue reaffirming support for peace and stability across Taiwan Strait and South China Sea

MOFA thanks US & New Zealand for underscoring importance of cross-strait peace & stability in strategic dialogue joint statement!
 

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. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) expresses strong affirmation of and sincere appreciation for their support.

Maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea has become a matter of global consensus. MOFA welcomes like-minded countries’ continued attention on this issue at international events and appreciates their concrete actions to uphold the rules-based international order. The Taiwan government remains committed to promoting values-based diplomacy and jointly safeguarding democracy, peace, and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.

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New Zealand–United States Strategic Dialogue