Taipei-Shanghai Twin-city Forum 結果共47筆

Cross-strait zoo cooperation continues as Taipei, Shanghai exchange endangered species — red pandas for African penguins — amid political freeze.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an and Shanghai Mayor Kung Cheng met at the Twin City Forum to enhance cooperation. They emphasized dialogue’s role in easing cross-strait tensions.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an and Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng emphasized cooperation at the Shanghai-Taipei City Forum. They highlighted shared aspirations for peace and development.

Taipei City Government announced that Shanghai will host the 2025 Twin Cities Forum from Dec. 27-28, focusing on AI and urban development. Mayor Chiang Wan-an will lead the delegation, signing MOUs on cooperation and water management.

Taipei postponed the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum set for Sept. 25, citing technical reviews. Deputy Mayor Lin Yi-hua stressed the need for thorough preparation.

Taipei City Government postponed the Taipei-Shanghai Twin City Forum, initially set for September, to ensure thorough communication and preparation. Mayor Chiang Wan-an emphasized the forum’s role in fostering cooperation between the cities.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an announces the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum, emphasizing communication with China. He criticizes the central government on espionage issues.

Taipei City fears President Lai’s remarks on China may impact the Twin Cities Forum in Shanghai. Officials stress dialogue amid tensions, with events pending central approval.

China plans to resume group tours to Taiwan from Fujian and Shanghai, boosting cross-strait exchanges. Tourism stocks surge as businesses prepare for increased visitors.

Shanghai’s service manual for Taiwanese residents stirs unification debate. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an questions concerns, while DPP criticizes the forum’s agenda.

Taipei Zoo plans to exchange African penguins for red pandas with Shanghai Zoo, enhancing genetic diversity and fostering wildlife conservation. The MOU also covers professional development and healthcare collaboration.

China’s Taiwan Affairs Office supports group tours between Shanghai and Taiwan, reflecting shared cross-strait aspirations. The Shanghai-Taipei Forum ends with positive agreements despite challenges.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an and Shanghai Vice Mayor Hua Yuan launched the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum, fostering collaboration and dialogue despite bilateral tensions. The forum saw the signing of MOUs on smart medical care and red panda conservation, with both sides committed to open communication and cooperation.

Shanghai Vice Mayor Hua Yuan invites media to visit Shanghai after the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum. The event focused on smart medical cooperation and red panda conservation.

Shanghai Vice Mayor Hua Yuan arrives in Taipei for the Twin City Forum, amid protests and rising cross-strait tensions. The forum aims to foster dialogue.

Taipei police ensure security as Shanghai delegates arrive for the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum. Protests and counter-protests mark the event’s eve.

Taipei City councilor criticizes the exclusion of DPP members from the Taipei-Shanghai Twin City Forum luncheon, calling it a ＂one-sided, pro-China event.＂

Shanghai Vice Mayor Hua Yuan leads a 71-member delegation to Taipei for the Twin City Forum on Dec. 16. Authorities prepare for supporters and protesters.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an regrets the Mainland Affairs Council’s decision to block 11 Shanghai delegates from the Twin City Forum. The event will proceed without key officials and journalists, raising concerns about transparency and diplomatic relations.

A Shanghai advance team arrived in Taipei to prepare for the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum starting Dec. 17. The event aims to boost city cooperation.

Taipei prepares for the Taipei-Shanghai Twin City Forum as a Shanghai advance team arrives. The forum will host 102 delegates, but some faced entry issues.

Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council plans to facilitate a Shanghai delegation’s visit for the Taipei-Shanghai Twin City Forum on Dec. 17, aiming for cross-strait harmony.

Taiwan clarifies China’s military movements as a comprehensive assessment, not a single indicator. Taipei-Shanghai forum continues under conditions to avoid pressure.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an announced on Thursday that he only recently learned of certain requirements for the Taipei-Shanghai Twin-City Forum. The Mainland Affairs Council (MAC) approved the forum with conditions, including halting it if Chinese military movements intensify and requiring additional documents from some delegation members.

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