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MOFA opens Taichung leg of exhibition showcasing Taiwan’s achievements in international science and technology cooperationSeptember 18, 2018 The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) opened the Taichung leg of the exhibition showcasing Taiwan’s achievements in international science and technology cooperation on September 18 at the Taichung City government. The exhibition highlights Taiwan’s accomplishments in sharing its technological prowess over the years as part of its cooperative endeavors around the world, which are rooted in a genuine interest in other countries and peoples. Showcasing models of Taiwan’s Formosat 3 and Formosat 5 satellites as well as unique cultural artifacts from Taiwan’s diplomatic allies, and employing an engaging and interactive format, the exhibition gives visitors a comprehensive impression of Taiwan’s international cooperation. In remarks delivered at the opening ceremony, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Szu-chien Hsu thanked the Taichung City government for its generous assistance in making the Taichung leg of the exhibition possible. He added that MOFA is holding this exhibition for the first time in an attempt to show, in a captivating manner, how the government is leveraging Taiwan’s advantages in science and technology to promote international cooperation. He further expressed his hope that the event will sow the seeds of love and wisdom among younger generations, and inspire friends young and old to boldly chase their dreams, welcome the future, and embrace the world. In addition to Deputy Minister Hsu, Director-General of the Department of Natural Sciences and Sustainable Development of the Ministry of Science and Technology Minn-tsong Lin and Deputy Director-General of the Department of Lifelong Education of the Ministry of Education Pao-yueh Yen also spoke at the event, which was presided over by the Mayor of Taichung City Lin Chia-lung. Other attending dignitaries included Ambassadors, Representatives and other officials representing several nations, including Nicaragua and Honduras―featured countries at the exhibition. Teachers and students from Taichung’s Hui Lai and Shang Shih Elementary Schools were also present. The exhibition is being held in cooperation with the Ministry of Science and Technology and Ministry of Education, and was designed by the National Science and Technology Museum of Kaohsiung. The Taichung leg will run from September 18 to November 11 at the Taichung City government, and will also be open on weekends and holidays. MOFA encourages people from all sectors of society, particularly students and teachers, to visit the exhibition. The Taipei leg ended on August 5 and was well received by the public, attracting 23,000 visitors during its six-week run. (E) April 17, 2019 The government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) expresses concern and solidarity over the Notre Dame Cathedral fire of April 15, awaiting the final assessment from the French government about the damage to this world-renowned historic site located in Paris. Immediately after learning of the catastrophe, President Tsai Ing-wen and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs conveyed their dismay and best wishes via Twitter. Minister of Foreign Affairs Joseph Jaushieh Wu also extended his sympathy and gained a better understanding of the situation through a phone call to Benoît Guidée, Director of the French Office in Taipei. Notre Dame Cathedral is one of the most popular tourist sites in Paris, serving as an important cultural site and a part of the heritage of all mankind. Like France, Taiwan spares no effort to preserve its own cultural assets. Thus, the people and government of Taiwan share the pain and sorrow of the people of France over the damage to this unique cultural asset cherished by all mankind. It is our earnest wish that Notre Dame Cathedral can be repaired quickly, restoring its previous magnificence. (E)
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