Webinar: Towards a Better, Stronger Economic Partnership Between Taiwan and the U.S.

Joseph Wu
Foreign Minister of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
Will present a pre-recorded webinar entitled:

"TOWARDS A BETTER, STRONGER ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN TAIWAN AND THE US"

Questions will be taken after the presentation by Elliot Wang, Director General of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Atlanta

About the Webinar

The nation state of Taiwan values its growing partnership with the United States. What the U.S. Department of State refers to as a "robust unofficial relationship" accounts for:

• Taiwan being the U.S.'s 10th largest trading partner;

• U.S. diplomatic support for Taiwan;

• An increase in travel between Taiwan and the U.S., and

• 148 sister cities between the two countries.

Foreign Minister Wu is an unabashed proponent of expanding this bi-lateral relationship into a global partnership.

BREAKING NEWS: Taiwan has lifted the ban on the import of US pork and beef.

About Foreign Minister Wu

Dr. Jaushieh Joseph Wu has served as Minister of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan since February, 2018. He held several senior positions in government over the past two decades, including Secretary-General to the President and of the National Security Council, and Minister of the Mainland Affairs Council. He also served as Representative to the United States. Dr. Wu held an academic position in the National Chengchi University in his early career.

A graduate of the National Chengchi University, Dr. Wu earned his Master’s and doctoral degrees in Political Science respectively from University of Missouri-St. Louis and Ohio State University.

Dr. Wu is married to Ms. Ru-Yuh Caroline Su. They have one son.