President Lai to Deliver Speech on ‘Co-Prosperity’ in Hawaii
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te Visits Hawaii, Emphasizing Regional Partnership
Honolulu, Hawaii - Taiwan President Lai Ching-te arrived in Hawaii on November 30th as part of his “Prosperous South Island, Smart Sustainability” tour, focusing on strengthening ties with Pacific allies. During his two-night stay, President Lai will engage in a policy symposium at the East-West Center (EWC), a prominent US think tank.
President Lai’s visit to Hawaii comes amidst heightened geopolitical tensions in the Indo-Pacific region. His speech, titled “A Shared Future: Taiwan as a Partner for Peace and Prosperity in the Indo-Pacific Region,” will highlight Taiwan’s commitment to regional stability and cooperation.
“The symposium will be more like a fireside chat,” explained Guo Yahui, Presidential Office spokesperson. “After President Lai delivers an 8-minute speech, he will engage in a discussion with former AIT Chairman Mo James Moriarty and East-West center former Dean Richard Vuylsteck, moderated by East-West Center Dean Suzanne Vares-Lum.”
Following the symposium, President Lai will visit “Kualoa Ranch,” a popular filming location for Hollywood movies, offering a more relaxed experience during his brief stay.President Lai’s trip to Hawaii is a key stop on his broader tour, which also includes visits to Guam and palau. This itinerary underscores Taiwan’s commitment to strengthening relationships with its Pacific neighbors and promoting regional stability.
Taiwan President Seeks Stronger Pacific Partnerships in Hawaii Visit
Honolulu, Hawaii – Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te arrived in Honolulu on November 30th, kicking off a visit focused on deepening regional ties with Pacific allies.The two-night stop in Hawaii is part of Lai’s broader “Prosperous South Island, Smart Sustainability” tour, which also includes visits to Guam and Palau.
The core of Lai’s hawaiian itinerary is a policy symposium at the East-West Center (EWC), a respected US think tank. There, he will deliver a speech titled “A Shared Future: Taiwan as a Partner for Peace and Prosperity in the Indo-Pacific Region,” followed by a moderated discussion with former AIT Chairman Mo James Moriarty and former East-West Center Dean Richard Vuylsteck.
Presidential Office spokesperson Guo Yahui described the symposium as “more like a fireside chat” offering an opportunity for in-depth dialog.
Following the symposium, President Lai will enjoy a more relaxed experience with a visit to “Kualoa Ranch,” a popular filming location for Hollywood movies.
Lai’s visit to Hawaii takes place amid heightened geopolitical tensions in the Indo-Pacific region. His itinerary emphasizes Taiwan’s commitment to fostering cooperative relationships and promoting regional stability.