United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758

Kaju also spoke with Anna Tung.

One of the topics that came up was China's attempts to reinterpret UNGA Resolution 2758 as based on its One China principle.

As noted in previous episodes of Talking Taiwan covering the UN for Taiwan rally, Taiwan is specifically not mentioned once in the over 150 words that make up UNGA Resolution 2758.

For those interested in reading the complete text of UNGA Resolution 2758, we will include links to places where you can read the full text in the related links section for this episode on our website, TalkingTaiwan.com.

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A number of political figures, diplomatic envoys, and business representatives were invited to Taiwan's mission in South Africa on Oct. 5 for the Double Ten Day festivities, which included a technology showcase area.

Representative to South Africa Oliver Liao cited Taiwan's dominance in advanced chips and AI servers as the reason Taiwan's trade stability matters globally, rejected the reading of UN Resolution 2758 as excluding Taiwan, and outlined a four-pillar cooperation model for improving bilateral relations.

The Boston TECO also held its own double 10-day event on Monday, where several dignitaries spoke to thank Taiwanese immigrants for their contributions in technology and other fields, stressing that Taiwan is not only a trustworthy trading partner of the U.S. in areas such as advanced chips and AI, but also a cornerstone of global peace and stability.

The TECO's acting Director General Huang Yaoliang stressed that Taiwan will continue to work with like-minded partners.