Foreign Minister Lin delivers keynote address at Warsaw Security Forum in Poland, promotes Taiwan as trusted partner for Europe’s reindustrialization

At the invitation of the Poland-based think tank Casimir Pulaski Foundation, Minister of Foreign Affairs Lin Chia-lung delivered a keynote speech titled “The Taiwan Model: A Trusted Partner for Europe’s Reindustrialization” at the 13th Warsaw Security Forum (WSF) on October 13.  In his address, Minister Lin stressed that Taiwan was a trusted, democratic partner in helping Europe achieve its goals of promoting reindustrialization and maintaining economic security. He mentioned that Taiwan-Europe cooperation would help the continent build security of supply, security of technology, and security of values—three pillars of Europe’s strategic autonomy.  This occasion marked the second time for the WSF to invite Taiwan’s foreign minister to deliver a keynote address. The event was attended by over 100 people, including prominent political figures from Poland and other like-minded countries, academics, civil society representatives, and media members. Minister Lin pointed out that Taiwan was a global powerhouse in advanced semiconductors, electronics, and precision manufacturing and that these strengths were highly complementary to Europe’s expertise in industrial machinery, ...