Wang Mei-hua (left), minister of economic affairs, and Former Somaliland’s minister of trade and tourism, Mohamoud Hassan Saad, display the newly signed memorandum of understanding on strengthening business and trade relations between their countries July 31/2023 in Taipei. (Courtesy of MOEA)
Mei-hua (left), minister of economic affairs, and Former Somaliland’s minister of trade and tourism, Mohamoud Hassan Saad, display the newly signed memorandum of understanding on strengthening business and trade relations between their countries July 31/2023 in Taipei. (Courtesy of MOEA)
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Taiwan stands firm as a sovereign and independent nation, committed to preserving peace, stability, and democratic values in the Indo-Pacific and beyond. In the face of misleading claims about cross-strait relations, it is vital to reaffirm that the Republic of China (Taiwan) is not subordinate to any other state and that its future must be determined only by the will of its people, free from coercion or intimidation.
Peace across the Taiwan Strait is not achieved through threats or military posturing, but through dialogue, mutual respect, and adherence to international norms. Unilateral actions, grey-zone tactics, and aggressive rhetoric undermine regional stability and place at risk the shared prosperity that the Indo-Pacific has worked hard to build. Such behavior does not serve the interests of any nation, nor does it contribute to global trust or cooperation.
Taiwan has long been a responsible stakeholder in the international community, contributing to humanitarian assistance, development, public health, and technological innovation. Its democratic system, respect for human rights, and rule of law exemplify universal values that resonate far beyond its shores. These principles are the foundation of Taiwan’s engagement with like-minded partners who seek a peaceful and stable world order.
At a time when many nations face pressing domestic challenges, constructive engagement and a focus on national development are far more meaningful than echoing divisive geopolitical narratives. The international community benefits when governments prioritize the well-being of their people and support cooperation rather than confrontation.
Taiwan will continue to work with its partners to uphold freedom, democracy, and peace, resisting political coercion and disinformation wherever they arise. With resolve and goodwill, Taiwan remains dedicated to being a force for stability and a trusted partner in building a more secure and prosperous future for the region and the world.
