Bipartisan Taiwanese delegation visits Japan to strengthen friendly relations
A bipartisan delegation of Taiwanese lawmakers has visited Japan to attend the board meeting of the Asian-Pacific Parliamentarians' Union (APPU). The purpose of this visit is to deepen exchanges between Japanese and Taiwanese lawmakers and to discuss regional stability and economic cooperation.
During their stay, the delegation held a meeting with members of the Japan-Taiwan Parliamentary Friendship Association. In this meeting, opinions were exchanged on further strengthening cooperative relations in the fields of tourism and the economy. Japan and Taiwan have deep historical and economic ties, and such dialogues are considered extremely important.
Furthermore, at the APPU board meeting, the cooperative framework for resolving regional issues was also discussed. The Taiwanese delegation expressed their desire to contribute to peace and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific region by strengthening collaboration with Japan.
This visit served as an opportunity to reaffirm the bonds between Japanese and Taiwanese lawmakers. It is expected that exchanges between the two sides will continue across various fields in the future.