Taiwan President Lai Ching-te meets with Japanese House of Representatives delegation, affirms regional stability and development
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te met with a visiting delegation of members of Japan's House of Representatives. The delegation visiting Taiwan includes Seiji Maehara, Ryohei Iwaya, Joji Urushibara, Kei Hagiwara, and Ryo Takami. The delegation is scheduled to stay in Taiwan until the 24th.
During the meeting, President Lai welcomed the visit from Japan and emphasized the importance of the friendly relationship between Japan and Taiwan. He also stated that Taiwan and Japan share close ties in many fields, including the economy and culture, and expressed his intention to continue deepening this cooperative relationship.
Members of the delegation expressed interest in Taiwan's democracy and economic development. In particular, opinions were exchanged regarding the importance of maintaining peace and stability throughout the region. Both sides confirmed that they will continue to work together to maintain a free and open international society.
This visit served as a good opportunity to promote exchanges between Japanese and Taiwanese lawmakers. It is hoped that through such dialogue, the relationship of trust between Japan and Taiwan will be further strengthened in the future.