Japanese Lawmakers Form Study Group on Cross-Strait Stability
Several Japanese lawmakers have formed a study group on cross-strait peace and stability. They will hold hearings with experts, deepen discussions on Japan's role in the region and form policy recommendations.
Japan-Taiwan Ties
REPORTER:
Taiwan has welcomed the formation of a new Japanese legislative study group on cross-strait peace and stability.
Jean Chen (DEPUTY SPOKESPERSON, TAIWAN FOREIGN MINISTRY):
Japanese lawmakers from both ruling and opposition parties have continued to demonstrate concern for the cross-strait situation through concrete action. [Foreign minister] Lin Chia-lung welcomes this. In fact, peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait is key to the security and prosperity of the entire Indo-Pacific region.
The bipartisan group is made up of Japanese lawmakers who reportedly share a sense of urgency about maintaining stability and peace in the Taiwan Strait. The group will hold hearings with experts, deepen discussions on Japan’s role in the region, and form policy recommendations.
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Japan-Taiwan Ties
REPORTER:
Several Japanese lawmakers have formed a study group on cross-strait peace and stability. Taiwan’s foreign ministry welcomes it.
Jean Chen (DEPUTY DIRECTOR, PUBLIC DIPLOMACY COORDINATION COUNCIL):
Japanese lawmakers from both ruling and opposition parties have continued to demonstrate concern for the cross-strait situation through concrete action. [Foreign minister] Lin Chia-lung welcomes this. In fact, peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait is key to the security and prosperity of the entire Indo-Pacific region.
It’s made up of a bipartisan group of lawmakers who reportedly share a sense of crisis regarding the stability and peace of the Taiwan Strait. The group will hold hearings with experts, deepen discussions on Japan’s role, and compile policy recommendations.
