Xavier Chang
Xavier Chang (張惇涵) is a prominent Taiwanese politician currently serving as the Presidential Office Deputy Secretary-General. He is set to be appointed as the new Secretary-General of the Executive Yuan, succeeding Kung Ming-hsin. Chang has previously held the role of spokesperson for the Presidential Office and is recognized for his involvement in key governmental discussions, particularly concerning economic policies. His upcoming appointment comes amidst a significant Cabinet reshuffle, indicating a shift in Taiwan's executive leadership aimed at addressing pressing economic challenges, including those arising from international trade negotiations.
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Xavier Chang is the Executive Yuan Secretary-General who commented on the legislative process regarding the budget bill.
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Xavier Chang is the Executive Yuan Secretary-General who commented on the legislative process.
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Cabinet Secretary-General Xavier Chang attended a meeting held by Lai as Democratic Progressive Party head.
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Xavier Chang is the Executive Yuan Secretary-General who announced the Cabinet's amendments to raise funds for local governments.
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Presidential Office Deputy Secretary-General Xavier Chang is seen at the press conference about the Cabinet’s draft amendments.
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Xavier Chang is the Executive Yuan Secretary-General who discussed the legislative reviews related to national security.
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Xavier Chang discussed the military court system overhaul to counter Chinese infiltration.
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Executive Yuan Secretary-General Xavier Chang is one of the committee’s executive secretaries.
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Xavier Chang spoke with Liu Shyh-fang regarding the evacuation of residents along the Mataian River.
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Presidential Office Deputy Secretary-General Xavier Chang would take over Kung’s post as Executive Yuan secretary-general.
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