Taiwan Navy Dunmu Fleet visits Belize, showcasing solid bilateral friendship
Taiwan's Navy Dunmu Fleet visited Belize, holding goodwill performances and opening ships for public viewing. This visit reaffirmed the long-standing and strong friendship between Taiwan and Belize, with Belize's Minister of State for Defense emphasizing its importance.
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(Belmopan, Central News Agency, April 25, comprehensive foreign report) The Taiwanese Embassy in Belize held a goodwill performance by the "Dunmu Far Seas Training Fleet" on April 22, featuring a performance by the Naval Academy Drum and Bugle Corps. The event also included an open house for the ships, inviting local dignitaries and students to board the warships, which arrived after a 50-day voyage.
Greater Belize Media reported that in addition to the musical performances and ceremonies, this visit highlighted the enduring friendship between Belize and Taiwan. Belize's Minister of State for Defense, Francis Usher, spoke about the importance of this relationship and the role Belizean military academy cadets play in this international exchange.
Usher said: "This is part of the goodwill visit to Belize. The performance includes a military band performance from the Taiwan Naval Academy, as well as a honor guard and taekwondo team display."
He also added: "Taiwan has provided us with great assistance in various professional trainings, helping us to build our capabilities. As I said, Taiwan has found the right way of exchange, which is to invest in Belize's most important asset, which is the talent of Belizeans." (Compiled by Chen Yu-ting) 1150426
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(Belmopan, Central News Agency, April 25, comprehensive foreign report) The Taiwanese Embassy in Belize held a goodwill performance by the "Dunmu Far Seas Training Fleet" on April 22, featuring a performance by the Naval Academy Drum and Bugle Corps. The event also included an open house for the ships, inviting local dignitaries and students to board the warships, which arrived after a 50-day voyage.
Greater Belize Media reported that in addition to the musical performances and ceremonies, this visit highlighted the enduring friendship between Belize and Taiwan. Belize's Minister of State for Defense, Francis Usher, spoke about the importance of this relationship and the role Belizean military academy cadets play in this international exchange.
Usher said: "This is part of the goodwill visit to Belize. The performance includes a military band performance from the Taiwan Naval Academy, as well as a honor guard and taekwondo team display."
He also added: "Taiwan has provided us with great assistance in various professional trainings, helping us to build our capabilities. As I said, Taiwan has found the right way of exchange, which is to invest in Belize's most important asset, which is the talent of Belizeans." (Compiled by Chen Yu-ting) 1150426
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