MOFA thanks Tuvalu for firm support of bilateral relations

2024/03/01

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed gratitude to Tuvalu for its statement reiterating the long-standing bond between Taiwan and Tuvalu.

According to the MOFA, Feleti Teo was sworn in as prime minister of Tuvalu. Following his inauguration Feb. 28, the government released a statement of its priorities, in which the new administration made special mention of enhancing ties with Taiwan.

Since the establishment of official diplomatic ties 45 years ago, Taiwan has collaborated with Tuvalu in various fields based on the countries’ shared values of democracy, freedom, respect for human rights and the rule of law. The results of these cooperative efforts have been widely recognized by the people and government of Tuvalu, the MOFA added.

The ministry emphasized that Taiwan has always had a high regard for its deep links with Tuvalu and expressed sincere appreciation for the ally’s expressed intention to advance the two-way relationship. Taiwan will continue to work hand in hand with Tuvalu to benefit citizens of both countries and to create peace, prosperity and sustainability for the Indo-Pacific, the MOFA said.


Source: Noticias de Taiwan (https://taiwantoday.tw/index.php)