TRADE DEALS/Taiwan holds first Canadian seminars outside capital to promote CPTPP bid
04/30/2024 03:30 PM
Taiwan's government held two rounds of seminars in Canada last week as part of its bid to join a regional trade bloc of which the North American country is a member, a senior Taiwanese diplomat said Tuesday.
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