Australian Bipartisan Parliamentary Delegation Visits Taiwan, to Meet Government Officials and Interact with Legislature

Central News Agency (Taipei, April 27) - A bipartisan Australian parliamentary delegation arrived in Taiwan today. During their visit, they will meet with various government ministries and agencies, engage in exchanges with the Legislative Yuan, and through the visits, further understand Taiwan's development achievements in economic, technological, and cultural fields. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) issued a press release this evening, stating that the bipartisan parliamentary delegation, led by Australian Federal Senator Carol Brown and Shadow Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction Dan Tehan, consisting of members from the ruling Labor Party and the opposition coalition, is visiting Taiwan from April 27 to May 2. MOFA extended its sincere welcome. MOFA explained that other members of the delegation include Federal Senator and Deputy Leader of the Opposition Anne Ruston, Senator Helen Polley, Chair of the Joint Committee on Law Enforcement, Representative Jason Wood, Member of the Joint Standing Committee on Treaties, Representative Leon Rebello, Deputy Chair of the Joint Committee on Human Rights, and Senator Josh Dolega, Member of the Education and Employment Committee. MOFA stated that during their stay in Taiwan, the delegation will visit relevant government ministries and agencies, engage in in-depth exchanges with the Legislative Yuan, and through the visits, further understand Taiwan's development achievements in economic, technological, and cultural fields to deepen bilateral relations between Taiwan and Australia. MOFA said that Taiwan and Australia are like-minded partners, and in recent years, in addition to close economic and trade exchanges, they have also continued to communicate on issues such as culture, science, energy, and whole-of-society resilience. MOFA will endeavor to deepen cooperation in various fields between the two sides. (Editor: Lin Xingmeng) 1150427. Choose to stand with facts. Every sponsorship you make is a force for protecting press freedom. Download the Central News Agency's "First-hand News" APP to stay updated with the latest news. The text, images, and videos on this website may not be reproduced, publicly broadcast, or publicly transmitted and used without authorization.