Japan-Taiwan Exchange Summit Held in Nagoya: About 300 Attend, Mayor Pledges to Promote Exchanges with Taiwan
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The "12th National Japan-Taiwan International Exchange Summit," a gathering where local legislators and others from Taiwan and Japan interact, was held on the 2nd at a hotel in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, and about 300 people attended. At the venue, lawmakers and related figures from both regions exchanged views and discussed exchanges between their communities.
This summit is a meeting held to deepen relations between local governments in Taiwan and Japan. By allowing local lawmakers to meet face to face, it has become an opportunity to consider cooperation in various fields, including the economy and culture.
At the summit, the mayor of Nagoya pledged to advance exchanges with Taiwan. Meanwhile, it has been reported that there was pressure from China regarding attendance at this event. Relations between China and Taiwan are drawing international attention, and this development has also attracted interest.
This summit served as a venue showing that regional exchanges between Japan and Taiwan are continuing. Attention remains on what specific exchanges will develop between Nagoya and Taiwan in the future.
Sources: フォーカス台湾
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