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Taiwan FM To Attend Opening of New Taiwan Office in Phoenix: Reports

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Taiwan's foreign minister, Lin Chia-lung, has wrapped up his Central America trip and is reportedly heading to the US to attend the opening of Taiwan’s new representative office in Phoenix, according to local media which has not been confirmed by the foreign ministry as of upload time. Reports say Lin plans to visit TSMC’s Arizona plants and meet local officials. Lin previously met with Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo to mark 92 years of diplomatic ties and promote cooperation among Taiwanese, US and Guatemalan companies in technology and healthcare.

Taiwan Foreign Minister Heads to U.S. After Central America Trip

REPORTER:  
Taiwan’s foreign minister, Lin Chia-lung, has wrapped up his Central America trip and is reportedly heading to the US to open Taiwan’s new representative office in Phoenix.

Taiwan’s Liberty Times says Lin plans to visit TSMC’s Arizona plants and meet with local officials. TaiwanPlus reached out to the foreign ministry to confirm the reporting but has not received a reply at the time of broadcast.

Lin met with Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo on Friday, marking 92 years of diplomatic ties and promoting cooperation among Taiwanese, US and Guatemalan companies in the tech and health sectors.

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Taiwan Foreign Minister to Open Phoenix Office

REPORTER:  
Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung has wrapped up his Central America trip and is heading to the US to open Taiwan’s new representative office in Phoenix.

Liberty Times reports that Lin is expected to arrive in Arizona on Sunday. He plans to visit TSMC’s plants and meet with Taiwanese businesses investing there to further strengthen bilateral ties and investment.

Lin met Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo on Friday, marking 92 years of diplomatic ties and promoting cooperation among Taiwanese, US, and Guatemalan companies in the tech and health sectors.