For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – August 5, 2020Contact: (202) 547-3686 Members of Congress Tweeted FAPA’s “Shield from Taiwan” Campaign, Showing Strong People-to-People Ties…
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An FTA would only come into effect after being approved by both houses of the US Congress and signed into law by the US president. It would be an official nation-to-nation agreement concluded by the US and Taiwan governments, giving it the force of a treaty under international law. The Taiwan government should strive to reach a Taiwan-US FTA that would serve both nations’ economic and strategic interests, and upgrade Taiwan’s international status.
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – June 24, 2020Contact: (202) 547-3686 The Statement Over the past four decades, FAPA has been fighting for…
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 20, 2020Contact: (202) 547-3686 10 Overseas Taiwanese Organizations Publish Ad in Washington Times, Congratulating Taiwan’s…
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 20, 2020Contact: (202) 547-3686 U.S. Representatives Urge President Trump to Make Taiwan’s Participation a Central…
ＰＲＣ從未取得台灣主權，亦不曾統治過台灣。唯有民選的台灣政府才具備國際上的「台灣代表權」，才能代表台灣參與世衛。此不僅攸關台灣民眾健康，亦是國際法法律戰與國際政治角力之問題。
This letter with the (NATMA) shows that the Taiwanese-American community seeks to be a force of change in the U.S. policy-making process towards Taiwan.