US EditionCosta Rica Confirms Trade Rapprochement with Taiwan, Amid Tensions with China
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Costa Rica confirms sending officials to Taiwan for training - Focus Taiwan
Guatemala City, June 18 (CNA) The Costa Rican government on Wednesday confirmed a local media report saying that it has recently sent five officials to Taiwan for a short-term training program for the first time since the ending of diplomatic relations in 2007.
Officials of the Promotora de Comercio Exterior (Procomer) traveled to Taiwan to seek foreign investment, as recognized this Wednesday morning by Foreign Trade Minister Manuel Tovar, in session of the Committee on International Relations of the Legislative Assembly.Tovar claimed that there was an advance of the Procomer in that Asian country, with which Costa Rica has no diplomatic relations since June 2007, when the government of Oscar Arias br…
Costa Rica alters China over Taiwan The Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Costa Rica reacted strongly this Tuesday to the recent commercial rapprochement between Costa Rican institutions and Taiwan. Beijing's pronouncement came after the Foreign Trade Ministry confirmed a visit by Procomer officials to the Asian island to attract investment. The Chinese government expressed its “firm opposition” to any form of official contact between…
Portugal's Vice President of the National Assembly, Saleva, urged the government to deepen relations with Taiwan during a debate on the new government's policy plan on the 17th. He said that he would propose several resolutions in the future, including following the example of other EU member states and promoting the establishment of a permanent diplomatic and economic representative office in Taiwan, hoping that the government would "muster up …
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