Taiwan's Diplomatic Tie: A Bridge to the Vatican
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te congratulates Pope Leo on his appointment. Taiwan aims to maintain and enhance its diplomatic ties with the Vatican as it works towards peace, justice, and religious freedom. The Vatican is among the mere 12 states holding formal relations with Taiwan.
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President Lai Ching-te of Taiwan extended his congratulations to Pope Leo upon his recent appointment, emphasizing the island's desire to strengthen its diplomatic ties with the Vatican.
Taiwan's foreign ministry expressed hopes to collaborate with the Vatican in promoting global peace, justice, and religious freedom, underscoring the importance of this relationship.
The Vatican remains one of the limited 12 nations that continue to uphold formal diplomatic recognition of Taiwan, distinct from the Chinese stance on the island.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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