US Lawmakers Urge Taiwan Legislature To Approve Drone Spending

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A delegation of bipartisan US lawmakers is in Taiwan, looking to expand trade and investment and security ties. But, they also have a message for Taiwan's legislature.

US Representatives Visit Taiwan

 

REPORTER:  

A cross-party delegation of US lawmakers has arrived in Taiwan for a three-day visit.

 

During their stay, they will meet with President Lai Ching-te, foreign minister Lin Chia-lung and other senior officials. Talks are expected to focus on trade and investment, and regional security. The group is led by Representative Young Kim of California, a firm supporter of Taiwan in Congress.

 

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US Representatives Visit Taiwan

 

REPORTER:  

A group of bipartisan US representatives are in Taiwan for a three-day visit.

 

According to the foreign ministry, the US lawmakers are in Taiwan to strengthen bilateral ties. During their time here, they will meet with Taiwan President Lai Ching-te, Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung, and other senior officials. The two sides are expected to discuss trade, investment relations, and regional security.