The Vice President of Taiwan meets with the “U.S.-Taiwan Business Association Delegation
01.25.24
Vice President welcomed the visit of the US-Taiwan Business Association delegation led by Chairman Keith Krach to Taiwan again. He said your visit fully demonstrates the importance that American businessmen attach to the Taiwan market and the positive message of actively deepening cooperative relations with Taiwanese enterprises.
When Vice President Lai Ching-te met with the “U.S.-Taiwan Business Association delegation” this morning (24th), he emphasized that in the future, he will lead the new government team to firmly protect democracy and cooperate with other partners with similar ideas to jointly Committed to maintaining the status quo of peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait. He also hopes that the U.S.-Taiwan Business Association will continue to support Taiwan, jointly deepen Taiwan-U.S. economic and trade cooperation, and work together to maintain peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific region.
In his speech, the Vice President first welcomed the visit of the U.S.-Taiwan Business Association delegation led by Chairman Keith Krach to Taiwan again. Your visit fully demonstrates the importance that American businessmen attach to the Taiwan market and the positive message of actively deepening cooperative relations with Taiwanese enterprises. He would like to thank the “U.S.-Taiwan Business Association” for supporting Taiwan-U.S. economic and trade relations since its establishment. He would also like to thank Chairman Krach for visiting Taiwan twice within six months and always supporting the improvement of Taiwan-U.S. relations.
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