INTERVIEW/Taiwan's new envoy to Japan vows to boost semiconductor, security cooperation
08/16/2024 08:02 PM
Taiwan's newly-appointed representative to Japan Lee Yi-yang (李逸洋) said on Friday he plans to mainly focus on boosting bilateral cooperation in security, semiconductors and artificial intelligence (AI) during his term.
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