Ming-Chi Chen
Ming-Chi Chen is the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Taiwan, where he is responsible for overseeing foreign relations, particularly with Western nations. He has been a prominent voice in highlighting Taiwan's concerns regarding China's increasing assertiveness in the region. Recently, he cautioned Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney about the risks of enhancing trade ties with China, emphasizing that such dependency could lead to economic coercion from Beijing.
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Ming-Chi Chen, the political deputy minister of Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated that his government is willing to restore historical relations with Honduras.
China respalda a Honduras por negar contactos con Taiwán
Honduras· 2026-06-25
Ming-Chi Chen is the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Taiwan, involved in discussions to restore diplomatic relations with Honduras.
Taiwán revela conversaciones con Honduras para restablecer relaciones diplomáticasHonduras· 2026-06-23
Ming-Chi Chen cautioned Canada about pursuing closer ties to China.
Taiwanese official warns Carney boosting ties with China will leave Canada vulnerable to coercion
Canada· 2025-11-22
