TAIPEI (TVBS News) — Taiwan People's Party (TPP) presidential candidate Ko Wen-je was spotted having a private dinner with independent presidential hopeful Terry Gou at the latter's residence Wednesday (Nov. 8), fuelling speculation about a potential political alliance.
Despite the hour-long meeting, Ko ruled out a so-called "Ko-Gou pairing" but did not dismiss the possibility of a "Gou-Ko alliance."
Chen Chih-han, Ko's campaign office spokesperson, confirmed the meeting but refused to disclose any specifics, citing confidentiality reasons.
Ko had previously stated on a talk with Bit King's YouTube channel that he is open to collaborating with Gou if it benefits Taiwan and publicly announced his intent to meet with Gou again.
While the meeting details remain confidential, both parties pledged their commitment to Taiwan's future, seemingly laying the groundwork for future collaborations that could shake up Taiwan's political scene ahead of the elections.
