CTC Co-Chairs To Chen Shui-Bian – “Unbreakable Bond Between Our Two Peoples”
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 20, 2002Contact: (202) 547-3686 CTC Co-Chairs To Chen Shui-Bian - "Unbreakable Bond Between Our Two…
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 20, 2002Contact: (202) 547-3686 CTC Co-Chairs To Chen Shui-Bian - "Unbreakable Bond Between Our Two…
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 11, 2002Contact: (202) 547-3686 Taiwanese American Heritage Week 2002 Week-long celebrations of the fourth annual…
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 10, 2002Contact: (202) 547-3686 Thirty-Eight Senators Write Powell - "Publicly Endorse Taiwan's WHO Observership" Thirty-eight…
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – May 1, 2002Contact: (202) 547-3686 Congressional Taiwan Caucus Chairs Urge Armitage To Have U.S. Introduce WHO…
For Immediate ReleaseWashington DC – April 24, 2002Contact: (202) 547-3686 State Department WHO Plan: "Not Very Energized" "Not very energized" is…
Executive Order 13014—Maintaining Unofficial Relations With the People on Taiwan President William J. ClintonAugust 15, 1996 In light of the recognition…
In 1994 Clinton administration undertook a review on U.S. policy toward Taiwan. In the 1994 review, U.S. pledges to "actively support Taiwan's membership in international organizations accepting non-states as members, and look for ways have Taiwan's voice heard in organizations of states where Taiwan's membership is not possible". It later becomes a basis for U.S. Congress to support Taiwan's WHO bid.
Taiwan Guidelines October 3, 1990A MEMORANDUM to Mr. Brent Scowcroft (National Security Affairs Advisor), Mr. James R. Pittman (Acting Executive Secretary,…
In the Second Shanghai Communiqué, the provisions of the (first) Shanghai Communiqué were reiterated. It declared that the US recognizes the Government of the PRC as the sole legitimate government of China, and it acknowledged the Chinese position that there is but one China and that Taiwan is part of China. During the conclusion of the Communiqué, the Chinese government restated that the Taiwan question is China's internal affair. The US stated that "it has no intention of pursuing a policy of "two Chinas" or "one China, one Taiwan." The question of US arms sales to Taiwan was not settled when US-PRC diplomatic relations were established. In this Communiqué, the US stated that "it intends to reduce gradually its sale of arms to Taiwan, leading over a period of time to a final resolution." * Importance: By means of this Communiqué, the US expresses its support for a peaceful solution of Taiwan’s status.