
Lin Chia-lung
Lin Chia-lung is the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan, known for his active role in promoting Taiwan's international presence and advocating for cultural diplomacy. Recently, he emphasized the importance of collaboration with allies to showcase Taiwan's culture at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, amidst increasing diplomatic pressure from China.
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Lin Chia-lung is the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Taiwan’s expo on tech and AI opens in WarsawMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung speaks at the opening ceremony of the Taiwan Expo in Europe in Warsaw.
Taiwan Expo in Europe opens in Warsaw with a focus on tech cooperationMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung said that China is the real 'troublemaker' distorting history and undermining the 'status quo.'
China distorting history, ‘status quo,’ minister saysMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung said during the opening of a Forum 2000 Foundation event in Taipei that democracy in Taiwan is a way of life and an identity that Taiwanese have fought for.
Minister hails democracy a ‘way of life’ at forumLin Chia-lung announced the labor service cooperation scheme between Taiwan and Eswatini last year.
Taiwan assessing recruiting from Eswatini: ministry
Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung thanked the Czech Senate for passing a resolution on Taiwan’s participation in global organizations.
Ministry praises Prague for resolution on TaiwanLin Chia-lung is the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan who signed a double taxation agreement with Tuvalu.
Taiwan, Tuvalu sign double taxation agreementMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung emphasized the importance of incorporating Taiwan into Indo-Pacific security frameworks.
Taiwan crucial to Indo-Pacific security framework: foreign minister
Lin Chia-lung led a delegation to Tuvalu as the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Foreign minister leads delegation to Tuvalu
Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung speaks to a person while visiting a venue in Palau last year.
Taiwan to join PIF after absence last year: MOFAMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung welcomed and affirmed Motegi’s remarks.
Japan warns of Chinese ‘coercion,’ vows overhaulLin Chia-lung congratulated Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on her reappointment.
Taiwan congratulates Takaichi on re-electionMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung showcased foods commonly eaten in their countries to celebrate the New Year.
US, Japan envoys present New Year dishesTaiwan’s foreign minister Lin Chia-lung disputed Wang’s positioning of China as a peaceful power.
As Rubio tries to make amends, China looks to woo EuropeMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung earlier this month signaled that relations with Honduras could improve.
Honduras signals opening for TaipeiMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung was also at the news conference.
Taiwan, US eyeing supply chain, drone plans: LaiMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung spoke at the AI x Democracy Forum in Taipei about the challenges of urban governance in the context of technological innovation.
Minister Lin touts tech governanceTaiwan's foreign minister Lin Chia-lung had to respond to questions from parliament regarding the opening of the representative office in Estonia.
Taipei esinduse avamine Eestis on veninud nimevaidluse tõttuMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung welcomed the European Parliament’s passage of two resolutions that express concern over China’s threat to peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.
Minister thanks European Parliament for its supportLin Chia-lung is the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan who commented on the potential for improved ties with Honduras.
Ties with Honduras could improve, foreign minister saysLin Chia-lung is the minister of foreign affairs.
RISK Initiative: for a resilient undersea cable security networkMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung revealed the government’s strategic direction during the inaugural flight ceremony for Starlux Airlines’ direct route to Phoenix.
MOFA planning Arizona office: sourceMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung welcomed Gallego and her delegation to Taiwan with a banquet.
MOFA welcomes Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego to TaiwanMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung on Nov. 5 said that the government would launch 'countermeasures' against China should Beijing insist on asking Taiwan to attend APEC under the 'one China principle.'
APEC Shenzen visit was smooth, safe: ministry official
Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung commended late deputy representative to India Hsieh Bor-huei.
Minister honors diplomat who died on the job in India
Lin Chia-lung is the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan who is part of the meetings with the delegation.
Visiting Japan delegation to meet president and premierLin Chia-lung, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, is paving the way for visits to European countries.
Ministry shows Taiwan’s art, culture across EuropeTaiwan’s Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung made an unannounced trip to the Washington area last week to meet U.S. officials.
US announces $11 billion arms package for Taiwan, largest everMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung said in response to questions from lawmakers that Taiwan was in contact with Asfura’s and Nasralla’s teams.
Taiwan businesses hoping for Honduras switch backMinister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung thanked Washington for the proposed arms sale.
US announces US$11.1bn arms sales to Taiwan

















































