Taiwan Tsai Ing -wen said that the Czech House Speaker Aidowa still visited Taiwan under strong pressure, which is an important milestone in the progress of the Porsche relations.
According to the Taiwan Liberty Times, Edorova led 160 people to visit Taiwan last Saturday (March 25), and met in the Presidential Palace with Taiwan Cai Yingwen on Monday (27th).
When I met Edmorva, she welcomed the Edoreva to go to Taiwan to visit.It is the largest interview group in Taiwan and the Czech Republic.
She said that in August 2020, the Czech Senate Speaker Westchr still insisted on visiting the group under the pressure of mainland China to launch cross -domain cooperation for the relationship between the two parties.Under the strong pressure, the baby still led a group to visit Taiwan and once again showed strong support for Taiwan. It is also an important milestone in the progress of Taiwan's relations with the Czech Republic.
Tsai Ing -wen said that after the Czech presidential election in January this year, she and President's elected Paver called, both believed that the two sides would definitely strengthen exchanges and cooperation in various fields under the basis of existing good interaction.
She also said that in recent years, the exchanges of Tajie in all aspects have made progress. In 2021, Gong Mingxin, chairman of the National Development Council in Taiwan, led a group to visit the Czech Republic.When the Czech Senator Textbook chairman Drahos visited Taiwan, he also launched a cooperation plan in the semiconductor education and museum fields and Taiwan. The establishment of the Central and Eastern European financing funds is expected to promote more cooperation between companies in the two places.
Tsai Ing -wen emphasized that both Taiwan and the Czech Republic have undergone authoritarian rule. They all know that democracy is not easy, so on the road of adhering to democracy and freedom, it can become a firm partner of each other.More "countries" that share democratic ideas can carry out wider cooperation in the fields of economy, trade, science and technology, culture, and regional security, jointly strengthen the unity of democratic camps, and also contribute more to promoting regional peace and stability.
