Taiwanese presidents usually use visits to allied countries to make what are officially stop-overs in the United States, Taiwan's most important international backer and arms supplier, which frequently anger Beijing
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Taiwanese presidents usually use visits to allied countries to make what are officially stop-overs in the United States, Taiwan’s most important international backer and arms supplier, which frequently anger Beijing. Asked repeatedly by reporters at a news conference for details on the stop overs, Deputy Taiwan Foreign Minister Tien Chung-kwang said they were in the planning stages and would be announced at an “appropriate time”.
His official schedule has him then arriving in the Marshall Islands only in the following week, on December 3, without saying where he would be in the intervening period. “As a long-term partner and good friend of the Marshall Islands, we look forward to the warmly receiving President Lai,” the office of President Hilda Heine said on its Facebook page.
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