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A delegation of five deputies from USA traveled to Taiwan this Sunday for a work tour in the midst of a crisis with China unleashed by the recent visit to the island by the President of the US House of Representatives, Democrat Nancy Pelosi.
American Institute for Taiwanwho represents the US government on the island, announced in a statement that the visit will last two days and will include meetings with Taiwanese leaders on regional security and trade issues.
A delegation that plans to visit other parts of the Indo-Pacific region in addition to Taiwan, consists of Democratic Senator Ed Markey, Democratic Congressmen John Garamendi, Alan Lowenthal and Don Beyer; and Republican Congressman Amata Coleman Radewagen.
“The delegation will meet with high-ranking officials Taiwan to settle relations between the United States and Taiwanregional security, trade, investment, global supply chains, the climate crisis and other topical issues of mutual interest,” the American Institute said in a statement.
Pelosi’s August 2 visit escalated tensions between the United States and Chinawho saw the gesture as a show of support for the island’s independence and responded with live-fire military exercises and sanctions against Taiwan.
In her first press conference since her trip last Wednesday, Pelosi said the United States would not allow China isolate Taiwan and indicated that the purpose of his visit was to reaffirm the “strong relationship” between his country and the island.
The White House has always tried to distance itself from this visit and stressed that it was a personal decision. Pelosiin addition to claiming that he continues to uphold the “one China” paradigm.
Tensions between China and the US
The visit, which will last until Monday, according to the American Institute of Taiwancomes a few days after the main maneuvers ever carried out by China around the island.
The maneuvers were a response to visiting Taiwan Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi. Taiwan accuses China of using Pelosi’s visit as an excuse to prepare for an invasion.
In response, the United States reaffirmed its commitment to the region, stating that it will strengthen its trade relations with Taiwan and has indicated that it will make new air and sea crossings across the strait in response to China’s “provocative” actions, Kurt Campbell, the White House Asia-Pacific coordinator, said Friday.
China believes that Taiwanwith a population of about 23 million, is one of its provinces that has not yet been able to reunite with the rest of the territory since the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1949.
Source: RPP
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