The Taiwan Foreign Minister called Taiwan and Australia to send martial arts officers

(Canberra Comprehensive News) As the cross -strait relations and geopolitical situations continued to be tight, Taiwan Foreign Minister Wu Zhaozheng called on the Australian government that Taiwan and Australia should send martial arts to settle in to prevent the "worst situation."

Wu Zhaozheng accepted an exclusive interview with the Australian reporters in Taiwan in early June this year and reported that it was published on Sunday (June 25).

Wu Zhaozheng said that Taiwan hopes that Canberra will send military officers in the Australian officer in Taipei in order to contact Taiwan's national security agency.

He said that the stationed military officers can provide systemic and institutionalized contact between the two sides, share emotional capital and evaluate the situation.He said that this issue requires the prudent discussions between Taiwan and Australia, and Taiwan respects the decision of the Australian government.

Wu Zhaozheng revealed that the Australian officials in Taiwan have begun to communicate with Taiwan's security agencies and described this as an important progress, indicating that the Australian government attaches great importance to talking with Taiwan security officials, "to understand how we prevent the worst situation from happening.view".

Wu Zhaozheng also said that Taiwan also hopes to send military officers at the Australian Representative Office.

In the speech of Australian Prime Minister Albanis's conversation in Shangri -La, Singapore this month, he supported the establishment of a safe "guardrail" in the US -China dialogue. Wu Zhaozheng welcomed this.He also said that Australia has always attached great importance to peace and stability in the Indo -Pacific region, opposing one -sided change in the status quo, and also supporting Taiwan's international participation.

Wu Zhaozheng also said that Austin's assessment agreed with the US Secretary of Defense, and believed that the mainland's attack on Taiwan was not imminent or inevitable.

Wu Zhaozheng said that Taiwan will continue to cooperate with democratic partners to strengthen self -defense capabilities, and to observe mainland China that it can consider that it can take Taiwan's military progress.