Senior Taiwan official travels to China for APEC meeting
Most outlets reported the visit as a rare ministerial-level trip to China by a senior Taiwanese official, noting it occurred under President Lai Ching-te’s administration and was the first of its kind in two years. The News International emphasized it was the first such trip under Lai, while the Business Recorder framed it as the first by a senior official since Lai took office. Both described the visit as part of an APEC ministerial meeting, with the Business Recorder adding that the minister traveled on Sunday.
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Senior Taiwan official makes rare trip to China
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s labour minister travelled to China for an APEC ministerial meeting on Sunday, the first such trip by a senior Taiwanese government official since President Lai Ching-te took office two years ago. With China hosting this year’s APEC, there were concerns that Taiwan could be blocked from participating in the international forum. Taiwan’s labour minister Hung Sun-han took a 5:50 p...
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Taiwan minister makes rare trip to China for APEC meeting in first under Lai
Taiwan’s Labor Minister, Hung Sun-han, traveled to mainland China to attend an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation ministerial meeting in Nanjing.Hung’s visit is the first ministerial-level trip to China by a...
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